Kitty Hawk, nc

Farms near Kitty Hawk, nc

Virginia Beach, Virginia

Micro Munchies Tea specializes in growing various micro greens indoors for the community at local farmers markets.... [more]

Virginia Beach, Virginia

Pungo Farm is a small, pesticide-free CSA farm in Virginia Beach, Virginia, growing fresh vegetables, herbs, and cut flowers in the Pungo and Back Bay area.... [more]

Corapeake, North Carolina

We are an 11 acre family farm located in northeastern North Carolina. Our small farm began in 2010 with our daughters first pair of dairy goats.... [more]

Norfolk, Virginia

Jade Rabbit Flowers is an urban farm in Norfolk, VA that specializes in cut flower farm, flower subscriptions, and floral design.... [more]

Suffolk, Virginia

Full Quiver Farm is a small family operated farm that features fresh pastured poultry, grass-fed beef, including free-range eggs, and All Natural Pork.... [more]

Suffolk, Virginia

Hope for Suffolk is a capacity building program for youth. We invest in the lives of our teenage interns through our farm work program and personal development workshops.... [more]

Bath, North Carolina

Coyote Farms Fowl I know you are all thinking what a name for a fowl farm, coyotes hunt fowl. “Coyote” was my late Daddy’s nick name in the hunting club he belonged to.... [more]

Windsor, Virginia

Windhaven Farm is a family farm in the heart of historic Isle of Wight County, Virginia. We have been raising cattle for over 40 years.... [more]

Kitty Hawk , North Carolina

COASTAL FARMERS has been operating since 2008 We are a bundled farm CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) program building a local food system here on the Outer Banks with the support of communitie... [more]

Maple, North Carolina

Coinjock Creek Farms offers fresh locally grown seasonal produce, fruits and vegetables. Farm tours and Greenhouse tours can be scheduled in advance.... [more]

Elizabeth City, North Carolina

Small-Bulman Farms grows corn, wheat, soybeans and cabbage. Cabbage are grown in the spring and fall with harvest in June for spring and mid-October for fall; averaging 350 acres per season.

Elizabeth City, North Carolina

Product Specifications: We grow produce year-round. We grow traditional as well as "non- traditional" vegetables, not typically found in local food stores.... [more]