About Us: Green Chapel is a family owned, registered North Carolina farm. We are also a Fellowship Sponsored Agricultural Project of the Olvis Foundation http://olvisfoundation.com/ an acclaimed in... [more]
We're a small urban modeled farm growing vegetables for the community using bio-intesive techniques in our attempt at using this land as holistically as possible.
We are a small family owned organic farm in Dudley. We don't grow any GMOs on the property. All of our animals are heritage breeds, feed Non-GMO feed and are given the chance to free range all day.... [more]
Located in Turkey, North Carolina, Beartrack Farm is an organic, sustainable, humane farm that offers fresh produce, meat products, free-range organic eggs, and native flowers for purchase.... [more]
Fat Mountain Farms began as a hobby for a father and his three daughters. Our farm started with just a few pet goats and eventually grew into a herd of katahdin lambs, cows, and chickens.... [more]
Flintstone Farm is a 100 percent North Carolina small farm. We Have an assortment of ducks, turkeys, donkeys, potbelly pigs, goats, cats, dogs, and an emu named Wobbles.... [more]
Hello, We're Steve and Geneva Antinori. We have been growing vegetables for our family and friends for over 30 years.... [more]
We are a third generation farm. We have about 2 acres under plastic where we grow bedding plants (vegetable & flowering), hanging baskets (ferns & flowering) and flowering potted plants of lots of var... [more]
I started growing for market in 2006. I do not use any pesticides or petroleum based fertilizers. I sell herbs, cut flowers and many vegetables, including Asian varieties at the Moore County Farmers M... [more]
Hello and Welcome to our tiny space on the web. We are a small Hobby farm based in Rocky Point,N.C.... [more]
We are a small family farm primarily focused on providing goods for our family in a way that is healthy for the land, the animals and our family.... [more]
We grow for sale a variety of fresh vegetables and herbs that were selected based first on taste and then how well they grew when tested in our growing environment.... [more]