Local Food near Durham, nc
The farm will be entering it's 26th year in production in 2026! We produce a large variety of seasonal vegetables using only natural and sustainable farming methods.... [more]
We have been supporting regenerative agriculture since 2009. Our effort to reestablish the small family farm food system began when our 2 year old daughter was diagnosed with cancer.... [more]
The Oxford Farmers Market is designed to serve the community by providing a wide variety of high quality, local products at reasonable prices, nutritional information, and growing in an atmosphere con... [more]
Began operation in 2001 producing greenhouse tomatoes, cucumbers, and sweet bell peppers. We stopped growing tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers in 2020 and decided to try something new.... [more]
We are a family owned and operated small farm. Blueberries grown with no chemicals, pesticides or fertilizers.... [more]
Pastured Raised Poultry Whole Chicken Feet, Livers, Hearts, Gizzards Eggs: Chicken Duck Geese (Spring only) Farm pick up with appointment Local Delivery for orders $100 above (... [more]
Green Leaf Farms: Century-Old Roots, Pure Pasture-Raised Proteins Green Leaf Farms is a North Carolina Century Farm located in Cabarrus County, just north of Charlotte between Concord and M
Farmer Foodshare is a Triangle-based, nonprofit food hub whose mission is to increase access to fresh, local food for all and to support the viability of marginalized NC farmers to create an equitable... [more]
We are a small, 200-year-old family farm growing certified organic blueberries, blackberries and muscadine grapes.... [more]
Many Rivers Farm offers U-pick or we-pick apples, peaches, Asian pears and blackberries. We grow 47 varieties of heirloom and uncommon modern apples and white and yellow fleshed peaches.
Eight Gates Farm is located in Chapel Hill, North Carolina and run by farm owners and certified beekeepers Barbara McFadyen and Douglass Phillips.
Currently we have 10 hens of various breeds who lay almost every day in the spring, summer and fall; egg production is low in the winter months thus impacting availability.... [more]