Waynesville, nc

Local Food near Waynesville, nc

Marshall, North Carolina

Long Valley Eco-Biotic Farm is a small-family farm in Madison County offering 100+ varieties of heirloom and open-pollinated vegetables, fruits, flowers and herbs seasonally.... [more]

Greeneville, Tennessee

We are a small family farm in East Tennessee, just min. away from Knoxville, Johnson City, and Asheville, North Carolina.... [more]

Pickens, South Carolina

Bee Well Honey & Bee Supply provides a full line of beekeeping supplies year round. We sell everything you need to get starting in beekeeping.... [more]

Greeneville, Tennessee

Gnome Hollow Farms This first generation Farm/Agritourism destination is owned by John Dixon, who is a 100% Disabled Army Veteran.... [more]

Travelers Rest, South Carolina

Welcome to Maypop Meadows Farms! We raise organic fed pork (soy and corn free diet), and 100% grass finished lamb.... [more]

Campobello, South Carolina

Roadside market ran by Wayne Linda Hyder family. We grow our own strawberries, plums, nectarines, 25 varieties of peaches, pumpkins apples.... [more]

Greer, South Carolina

I've put Azomite, and Calcium on the pasture. The chickens eat the grass, and insests from this pasture.... [more]

Seymour, Tennessee

At Little Row Farms, we grow fresh, nutrient-dense microgreens and seasonal vegetables right here in East Tennessee using naturally grown, soil-focused methods.

New Market, Tennessee

Sustainable agriculture / regenerative pasture management; 100% grass-finished beef and pastured heritage pork; no hormones, no GMO, humane certified.... [more]

Greenville, South Carolina

Farmbox Carolina delivers fresh local fruits and vegetables, pasture-raised eggs, dairy, and artisan items straight to your door!... [more]

Greer, South Carolina

Greer Farmers' Market is a quality market providing locally grown and locally crafted products to our community.... [more]

Maryville, Tennessee

On our homestead, we believe in regenerative practices. We never use spray or poisons of any kind. We do our best and let nature take its course, and the vast majority of the time, everything works be... [more]