Virgilina, va

Farms near Virgilina, va

Rougemont, North Carolina

South Wind Produce is a CSA and market farm growing Certified Organic fruits and vegetables in Durham County NC.... [more]

Vernon Hill, Virginia

We are a small farm focused on raising heirloom garlic. We do not use any artificial pesticides or fertilizers.... [more]

Clover, Virginia

Our farm will open as a Bed and Breakfast in September 2010. Our farm is located in beautiful Halifax County, Virginia and is within the Staunton River Historical Area and only 2 miles from the Staunt... [more]

Rougemont, North Carolina

Heeks Farm is a u-pick strawberry farm in Durham county. We also grow pick your own blackberries, blueberries, muscadines and vegetables.... [more]

Hurdle Mills, North Carolina

Heritage AcresFarm has been in my family since 1779. I am honored to be the 7th generation to own and operate this farm in the Bushy Fork community of Hurdle Mills, NC.... [more]

Milton, North Carolina

We are a small family ran farm which sell brown Coturnix quail chicks and guinea keets from the spring to fall each year and we also sell large brown chicken eggs during this time also.

Bahama , North Carolina

Blue Whistler Farm is set up to help people engage and appreciate the holistic cycle that supports the food that we eat.... [more]

Hurdle Mills, North Carolina

Dawnbreaker Farms is located on 20 acres of rolling pasture, woodland and garden at the far northeast corner of Orange County.... [more]

Vernon Hill, Virginia

Here at Gregory Family Farms, we offer live whole, half, or quarter shares in our pastured beef calves, as well as whole shares in our pastured lamb, bred and raised here on the farm.... [more]

Hurdle Mills, North Carolina

Grateful Acres is a diversified farm located in the Piedmont Region of North Carolina. We have a little bit of everything including Berkshire Pigs, Cattle, Chickens, Guineas, Turkeys, and Fainting Goa... [more]

Ringgold , Virginia

We raise Angus Beef cows here on their 300 acre farm, in Ringgold Virginia. The Angus steers are grain fed for 6 months or longer before they are slaughtered.... [more]