Havelock, nc

Farms near Havelock, nc

Beaufort, North Carolina

We are a small farm located in Beaufort, NC and specialize in pasture-raised chicken, vegetables, and farm fresh products such as pickles and jam.... [more]

New Bern, North Carolina

Otter Creek Acres is a small 11 acre family farm in New Bern, NC. We raise pastured pork and poultry.... [more]

Maysville, North Carolina

Our farm is the culmination of generations of farmers in both of our families- while our families have raised hogs, tobacco, dairy cows, and hay, we began raising pastured poultry and pork in 2020.... [more]

New Bern, North Carolina

We are a small family owned and operated market farm growing mainly vegetables for our on-site vegetable stand and the local farmers market.... [more]

Pollocksville, North Carolina

Fresh Eggs Daily from Free Range Chickens

Pollocksville, North Carolina

Small farm family farm run by myself and my hubby located in eastern North Carolina. We breed spotted Nubian goats and sell milk and cheese (for pet use only).... [more]

New Bern, North Carolina

Produce offering of microgreens and quick growing crops. Radish, lettuce, greens, carrots, beets, shoots, sprouts, etc.... [more]

Bayboro, North Carolina

We grow high quality oysters in pristine NC waters using sustainable aquaculture practices. We sell our healthy, environmentally friendly delicacy year-round.

Smyrna, North Carolina

Marshallberg Farm is located in coastal North Carolina about 10 miles east of Beaufort. The farm pastures are Certified Organic for cattle.... [more]

Ernul, North Carolina

African American family farm was awarded to Right Knight Sr. of New Bern, NC in 1866, after the well know Legislator and Union Soldier James W.... [more]

Edward, North Carolina

We are a small family farm specializing in Muscadine grapes, pasture raised poultry (duck, geese, turkey, broiler and bresse chicken meat) and seasonal vegetables.... [more]

Vanceboro, North Carolina

We are the third generation to farm our land which has been in our family since 1918. Since the tobacco buyouts, we came up with a fairly new product to North Carolina; raising prawns.... [more]