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RALEIGH, N.C. -
North Carolina's effort to boost sales of crops grown or food processed in the state is raising its profile with a celebration of country music in the big city.
The Got to Be NC Ag Jam on Saturday means 10 hours of country and Southern rock at Raleigh's main outdoor pavilion.
The food stalls are all for companies that participate in the state Agriculture Department's "Goodness Grows in NC" campaign to add prestige to products grown or made in the state.
All foods, beverages and other products are from local growers and producers.
The music is headlined by Gretchen Wilson. Wilson rose overnight from talented obscurity to phenomenon when her first single, "Redneck Woman," spent six weeks at Number One.
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