Farms near Marshall, nc

Harrell Hill Farms has been in operation for nearly 200 years on family land. We raise grass fed beef, North Carolina Fraser Fir christmas trees, boxwoods, native rhododenron and azaela.... [more]

Black Hills Farm specializes in Huacaya Alpacas and Kiko Goats. We have a wide range of super soft alpaca fiber products, along with high quality breeding stock in alpacas and Kiko goats.

Mystic Roots Farm supports all ecosystems from the soil up, with the community's health and wellness in mind.... [more]

Harrell Hill Farms has been a family owned farm for over 200 years. We have always prided ourselves on delivering a quality product that meets or exceeds the requirements of our customers.... [more]

A sixth generation family farm in Chuckey, TN. Our farming heritage can be traced to 1858 on this land.... [more]

South Of Eden Farms is small farm, located in Northeast Tennessee. We raise Nigerian Dwarf goats because, well, they're cute and the milk is AMAZING!... [more]

We are a husband and wife team committed to sustainable agriculture raising sheep and produce in Upper East Tennessee.... [more]

Squibb Farms is a four generation family farm in Limestone, Tn. Family is a foundation in the success of our farm and the driving force of why we continue to focus on the future of our farm.... [more]

We grow culinary and medicinal herb starts, perennials and vegetable starts for sale. We sell from the farm and at the Depot Street Farmers Market in Greeneville, TN.... [more]

On a lovely ridge near Bakersville, NC, is a small goat dairy named OakMoon Farm. Cynthia Sharpe and Dwain Swing share OakMoon Farm with 60+ French Alpine, Oberhasli, Saanen and Nigerian Dwarf goats... [more]

Located just 5 miles from Interstate 81 at Exit 36, we are a family owned and operated farm. We offer fresh veggies and fruits grown without harmful pesticides or other chemicals.... [more]

Carson Creek Organics is the produce from Sunny Slopes Farm which provides naturally grown vegetables and fruits to the community through local farmers' markets.... [more]