Located in Reeds and Reedy Creek Township in Lexington, North Carolina. We have 9 acres in Reeds to be used for vegetables and 7 acres in a farm in Reedy Creek.
Beginning with a love of plants and and even greater eagerness to learn how to work with nature to grow and use herb plants, Mills Garden Herb Farm began in 1999.... [more]
The Village of Clemmons is committed to providing a venue for the Clemmons Farmers Market where local farmers, producers, and bakers provide a variety of products directly to the community.
We have a small herd of Jersey cows and use the raw milk to make an aged farmstead cheese. No chem or pesticides on pastures and cheese is made all natural with no additives, preservatives, or artifi... [more]
We are a family farm that raise grass fed beef and pasture raised pork. We do not use hormones, antibiotics or steroids on our animals because we want people to eat what we eat...:-) it's good meat!... [more]
The land has been in the family since 1842 making this a 6th generation run farm. It started in the early years as a Tobacco farm and there are still some of those buildings standing around the proper
Joyce Farms is a specialty producer of all-natural poultry and game products, and the only producer of authentic Label Rouge Chicken ( Poulet Rouge ) in North America.... [more]
We use organic methods. We sell blue eggs and brown eggs. Our hens are free range. Also selling chicken feed bags made into shopping bags, hand painted chicken signs.... [more]
I have a small herb farm. I raise herbs and perennials, also edibles and some veggies.
The Shacktown Farmers Market (at Billet-Doux Farm) will open in May 2008. Come and shop for the freshest, locally-grown produce, baked goods, honey, herbs and more at our producer-only market..
The Healthy Harvest Farmer's Market is sponsored by Rowan Regional Medical Center and Morrison Healthcare.... [more]
Prevette Family Farm produces blueberries, blackberries, peaches, vegetables in season, greenhouse flowers and vegetable transplants, and container shrubs and perennials.... [more]
