Vass, nc

Farms near Vass, nc

Hillsborough, North Carolina

Our not-for-profit farm is organized around growing and sharing healthy food and addressing food insecurity in our area.... [more]

Clinton, North Carolina

North Carolina Century Farm transitioned to a pasture-based system of farming with small cattle and horse boarding.... [more]

Burlington, North Carolina

R-Haven Farm, LLC, is family-owned and operated, we are located in northern Alamance County, North Carolina.... [more]

Cedar Grove, North Carolina

Ten Mothers Farm is a one-acre farm in Cedar Grove, NC providing fresh, ecologically-grown vegetables to 310 CSA member households in Hillsborough, Durham, Chapel Hill, and Carrboro.... [more]

Gibsonville, North Carolina

A small, family-owned, sustainably-run fruit and vegetable farm featuring seasonal, sustainably grown produce with all-natural inputs.... [more]

Bahama, North Carolina

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.

Burlington, North Carolina

Redbud Farm, owned and managed by Clay Smith and Nancy Joyner, began in 2009 to grow a wide variety of vegetables and herbs.... [more]

Rougemont, North Carolina

We’re a small family farm in Durham County, NC, raising heritage breed ducks in a free-range environment.... [more]

Browns Summit, North Carolina

Wild Roots Farm is a family owned amd operated farm located in Browns Summit, NC. We strive to grow food that is sustainable and healthy.... [more]

Kernersville, North Carolina

We are a small family owned mini farm where we raise highland cows, miniature donkeys and chickens.... [more]

Lexington, North Carolina

We are a family farm that produces chicken, pork, eggs, and honey. Our meat chickens are raised on pasture and moved to fresh grass daily.... [more]

Kernersville, North Carolina

The Jowers family began this "farmstead" in May 2025. We have cultivated a produce garden and raised chickens, Nigeran dwarf goats, and Romney sheep.... [more]