New NCAMP Video
Visit our Resources page to watch the first public service announcement (PSA) for the North Carolina Agricultural Mediation Project!
Contacts
Executive Director:
Jayne Zanglein
Phone: 828-331-0866
E-mail:
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NCAMP: 202 Forsyth
Western Carolina University
Cullowhee, NC 28723
Betty Mayo
Phone: (336) 303-0466
E-mail:
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Who Can Use NCAMP?
NCAMP is not just for farmers – we are available to anyone with a dispute with any agency of the USDA, which includes some homeowners. We handle loan or credit problems, foreclosures, crop insurance and more.
New Campaign Launches
Learn about the state's newest local-food initiative. Click on the 'News' tab above to find out more!
What is an "Agri-preneur"?
Learn why NC small farms have increased by 25% in the face of a recession.. Click on the 'News' tab above to find out more!
Our Website
The NCAMP website is designed to inform the community about our mediation efforts and serve as a resource for farmers and all USDA clients across the state. We welcome your feedback!
What is NCAMP?
Headquartered at WCU, NCAMP is the USDA-certified state mediation provider for North Carolina. We work with USDA customers and borrowers to settle disputes through mediation.
History
In August 2006, at the request of Governor Easley, the United States Department of Agriculture certified the North Carolina Agriculture Mediation Program (NCAMP) as the mediation service provider in the State of North Carolina to assist in the resolution of disputes between participating USDA agencies and their program participants. NCAMP is housed at Western Carolina University ’s College of Business. NCAMP received funding from the USDA in the approximate amount of $95,000 for the program’s first year of operation. In August 2007, NCAMP was recertified by Governor Easley.
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