Pine State Flowers is North Carolina's first exclusively local flower shop. Services include online ordering, same day deliveries, flowers for weddings and events, and a storefront that offers bouquet... [more]
We raise heritage breed hogs: Registered Tamworths and Mangalitsas. They are raised on rotation throughout the forest and supplemented on non-gmo, non-soy, locally milled feed in addition to dent corn... [more]
We are a new, small farm aiming to serve 10-20 shareholders with farm products throughout the year.... [more]
Homegrown City Farms is an Urban Farm Company in Durham, NC. Currently we grow a variety of vegetables using intensive and organic methods on 1/4 acre in E.... [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]
Harland's Creek Farm is located four miles west of Pittsboro North Carolina. The Alston-Degraffenried House, a national historic site, is on the farm.... [more]
The Darko Urban Farm is small, family business located in downtown Durham, NC. We ran a CSA in the fall of 2010 and fall of 2011.... [more]
At Great Oak Farm we are focused on Chemical free, heirloom only non-GMO seeds,plants and free range-pasture raised pork,beef, chicken and eggs.... [more]
At the headwaters of the Little River, in a high valley of rich bottomland and lush pastureland you will find a peaceful flock of sheep, their guardian donkey, a passel of pigs rooting around the wood... [more]
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.
Black Sheep Family Farm grows vegetables on five flat acres in Floyd County, VA. Blair and Katie Watkins reside on the farm with their five children, and have been farming for over seven years.... [more]
We are a new two family farm, with old fashion farm values. We began in 2008 with about an acre, a little trial and error, and tons of hard work.... [more]
