Farms near Norton, va

Harvey Family Farm is a multi-generational family farm, offering You-Pick cut flowers and herbs. We are open during the growing season for pick your own, but we also offer farm tours and host small g... [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]

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]

In the beautiful rolling hills of East Tennessee, Our Farm is nestled on 30 acres in Shady Valley. We specialize in providing local organically raised fruits and vegetables as well as pasture raised... [more]

Lil' Hat Farm is a family owned and operated farm established in 2016. We raise cattle as well as chicken and quail.... [more]

We offer raw milk from our antibiotic and hormone free heritage breed Jersey cows. Our other dairy products include but are not limited to sour cream, butter, buttermilk, yogurt and cheese.... [more]

We purchased an abandoned tobacco farm in 2005, retired in 2007, and moved to the farm to grow a sustainable, environmentally-responsible operation.... [more]

Triple B Farms began in the summer of 2013 with 47 commercial katahdin ewe lambs, 4 registered Katahdin ewe lambs and 2 registered Katahdin ram lambs.... [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.

We raise grass-fed Red Devon cattle and hydroponic vegetables for the Asheville, NC and Charlotte, NC markets.... [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]

Cash Mountain Acres is a rustic, yet inspiring family owned homestead on almost 80 acres, with virgin land dating back to the early 19th century.... [more]