We carry several different chicken breeds, and rabbit breeds as well. I do not post my address publicly but if you call or text anytime you can come by.... [more]
The Tart Farm is a small, family-run homestead farm in Western North Carolina, where goats, chickens, gardens, and mountain weather all have strong opinions.... [more]
Mangalitsa is a heritage breed from Hungary. It offers a different fat profile than other breeds that is 10% higher in monounsaturated fat yielding a silky pure white lard that has many uses.... [more]
Sustainable agriculture / regenerative pasture management; 100% grass-finished beef and pastured heritage pork; no hormones, no GMO, humane certified.... [more]
We are a organically grown vegetable, flower, and small fruit market farm in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains.... [more]
100% Grass Fed Beef from Heritage Breed Belted Galloways.. Biodynamic farming practices No grains, No pesticiedes, No synthetic fertilizers, No antibiotics, No hormones.... [more]
Open the first Saturday of the month May to November 9am to 1:30pm Nestled just inside the corner of Grainger County (on the East Knox County side) this is the market for fun, families, and a relaxe
We sell Soy Free Non Gmo eggs from our pasture raised hens and Non Gmo / Soy Free pork from our Mangalitsa pigs and Berkshire pigs which are forest raised.... [more]
Diversified farm growing 40+ fruit and vegetable crops for people who like to cook and eat on 5 acres halfway between Asheville, NC and Greenville, SC.... [more]
It's TRUE: * Only non-GMO feed * Pasture-raised poultry and pork * Grass-finished beef and lamb * Family owned and operated At our Catawba County ranch you'll find rotational graz... [more]
We are an agritourism farm store featuring functional mushroom double extracts, koffee, and teas. Fresh gourmet mushrooms are available seasonally, and we carry yummy mushroom jerky and umami seasonin
Our small family farm is dedicated to raising high-quality, grass-fed beef. Our cattle are pasture-raised on fields where we practice rotational grazing and avoid the use of hormones, antibiotics, and... [more]
