Williston Farm To Table Event Honors Local Farmers And Ranchers

There are some meals that fill your stomach, and then there are meals that tell a story.

That's the idea behind Farm to Table, an evening celebrating the farmers, ranchers, producers, and local businesses that help put food on tables across the region.

The Williston Area Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee is inviting the community to come together for an evening celebrating the people, products, and passion behind North Dakota agriculture.

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More Than Just Dinner

Farm to Table is about connecting the land, the producers, and the community that depends on both.

From the fields of Williams County to your plate, every ingredient has a story. Behind that food are farmers and ranchers who put in long days, work through unpredictable weather, and help keep our communities fed.

This year's event will also feature Matt Perdue, President of North Dakota Farmers Union, as the honorary keynote speaker. Perdue's participation adds another opportunity for guests to hear about agriculture from someone who understands the challenges, opportunities, and importance of farming and ranching in North Dakota.

It's a chance to enjoy a great meal while taking a moment to appreciate the people and businesses that help make agriculture such an important part of life in North Dakota.

Get Your Tickets

If you'd like to be part of the celebration, now is the time to get your tickets. If you have questions or would like to reserve your tickets, you can find all the information you need here.

Come hungry, support local, and celebrate the people who help bring North Dakota from the farm to your table.

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