Neighbor Boy Farm is a small family friendly, family owned farm in Apex, North Carolina where visitors can slow down, enjoy fresh, healthy food, and experience a little bit of farm life.
Stone House Farms LLC is a family owned and operated farm and ranch in Red Oak North Carolina. We specialize in Grass-Fed and Grass Finished Beef!... [more]
We are a multi-generational, family owned farm dedicated to sustainable farming. We raise many different traditional and heirloom vegetables.We also offer pasture raised chicken as well as free range... [more]
Farming is not just our work — it is our passion and our way of staying connected to nature. At Nithin’s Farm , we are committed to growing vegetables using organic, sustainable practices... [more]
The best way to keep in touch is to join the email list at our Simply Us Farm dot com website. We send out emails when we have produce available or events coming up.... [more]
We are a small, 200-year-old family farm growing certified organic blueberries, blackberries and muscadine grapes.... [more]
Eight Gates Farm is located in Chapel Hill, North Carolina and run by farm owners and certified beekeepers Barbara McFadyen and Douglass Phillips.
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]
In Good Heart Farm is a small, diversified produce farm in Chatham County, North Carolina, growing food with care—for the land, for our community, and for the sheer pleasure of eating really good food... [more]
Currently we have 10 hens of various breeds who lay almost every day in the spring, summer and fall; egg production is low in the winter months thus impacting availability.... [more]
Many Rivers Farm offers U-pick or we-pick apples, peaches, Asian pears and blackberries. We grow 47 varieties of heirloom and uncommon modern apples and white and yellow fleshed peaches.
RambleRill Farm is a USDA certified organic and Real Organic Project farm established in 2009 by Darin Knapp and Jane Saiers.
