Your source for the best-tasting free-range chicken, turkeys, and pork in the southeast! All are raised on pasture or in the woods.... [more]
Sugarfoot Farms is a third-generation family farm. We do not use any synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, or harmful chemicals and use only sustainable methods of controlling weeds, pests, and diseases.
Mint Hill's Peace of Heaven Farm is 2 acres of goodness. Small but mighty we have an orchard, black and blueberries, vegetable gardens, chickens, bees, hazelnuts and flowers and more!... [more]
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]
Peaches are sizing up nicely as of 5/5/25. A Farm To Family producer - Small peach grower on family farm with a 1.5 acre peach orchard.... [more]
USDA Certified Organic Vegetables & Flowers: At Wild Hope Farm, we are passionate about bringing high-quality, organic food into our local communities through sustainable farming.... [more]
We have been growing fresh fruits and vegetables here at the Bush-N-Vine since 1979. However, the Bush-N-Vine Farm has actually been in the Hall family for much longer---over 150 years!... [more]
Fox Farm & Forage LLC is a woman-owned and run, GAP-certified farm that produces quality gourmet edible mushrooms that are all grown indoors in a controlled environment utilizing sustainable farming p... [more]
Haw River Mushrooms, LLC is dedicated to bringing the flavors, textures, and stories of culinary mushrooms to a larger audience.... [more]
Here at Spring Haven Farm we believe that growing food naturally and caring for animals of all types greatly enriches our lives and the lives of all who share in our bounty.... [more]
Twin Pines Farms is a family-owned and veteran-operated farm rooted in faith, stewardship, and a commitment to sustainable agriculture.... [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]