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Welcome to The Bettini Farm. We are a fourth generation Italian-American family farm, located in the Piedmont of North Carolina. We grow Italian Heirloom vegetables, using seeds from Northern Italy, the Bettini Family ancestral homeland. We practice sustainable farming which means we do not use chemicals. The end result is fresh, seasonal crops sold directly from our Certified Roadside Farm Market open daily. Directions to our roadside market and farm can be found at ncfarmfresh.com. Come visit us anytime! We also deliver to restaurants and are happy to email and let you know whats in season.
Our specialty crop is Shiitake Mushrooms, grown with guidance of scientists and Cooperative Extension Agents from local universities. I
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(This listing was last updated on Feb 22, 2009)
Location
2830 Lees Chapel Road
Browns Summit, NC 27214
Contact Information
Deb Bettini
www.bettinifarm.com
336-255-2386
Farm Stand
Schedule and Location:
Products Available:
Many varieties of Lettuces and Greens, Mushrooms, Tomatoes, Okra, Corn, Squash, Cucumbers, Honey, Scuppernong Grapes, Niagra grapes, Persimmons, Blackberries, Mulberries
Hours of Operation:
Open daily; Call ahead and we can let you know what seasonal produce is available.
Seasonal Produce Varieties:
Mushrooms year round, Salad greens Oct-April, Tomatoes June-September, Corn June-July, Okra July-September, Cucumbers July-September, Squash July-September,
Special Services:
A Historic Railroad line is across the street from our farm stand. Many colorful trains can be seen from our Picnic table. Come out and enjoy slow food and fast trains! Also Bryan Park Golf, Marina and world class soccer complex, are a less than one mile down the road.
General Directions:
From Greensboro take Hwy 29 north, get off at the Bryan Park exit, turn left go over bridge, turn left again towards Bryan Park, first road on right leads to Bryan Park, turn here. At second road on left, Corporate Park Road turn left. Stay on this road until it ends then turn right. You'll come to an intersection, just before railroad crossing turn left, don't cross track. Travel a short distance down, our greenhouse and sign "Bettini Farm" is on the left.
Farming Practices:
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naturally grown,
transitional,
conventional
Association Memberships:
Slow Food USA ()
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