Woolwine, va

Farms near Woolwine, va

Amherst, Virginia

Mt. Pleasant Growers is your local hydroponic grower of fresh, delicious, clean, and nutrition-packed lettuces, greens, and herbs.... [more]

Oxford, North Carolina

On our small farm, we grow elderberries and raise chickens, ducks and turkeys. We do not use any chemical fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides.... [more]

Conover, North Carolina

We sell Soy Free Non Gmo eggs from our pasture raised hens and Non Gmo / Soy Free pork from our Mangalitsa pigs and Berkshire pigs which are forest raised.... [more]

Appomattox, Virginia

We are Byron and Dara Burns, founders of the brand new Purple Mockingbird Farm and big fans of the natural world.... [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.

Pittsboro, North Carolina

In Good Heart Farm is a small, diversified produce farm in Chatham County, North Carolina, growing food with care—for the land, for our community, and for the sheer pleasure of eating really good food... [more]

Pamplin, Virginia

Berkshire Forest Farm is a pasture-raised pig farm using regenerative practices. The farm supplies Berkshire piglets specifically bred to thrive on a high pasture diet to farmers throughout the Easter

Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Eight Gates Farm is located in Chapel Hill, North Carolina and run by farm owners and certified beekeepers Barbara McFadyen and Douglass Phillips.

Newton, North Carolina

Steele's Town Creek Farm in Newton, NC is a local family owned and run farm focused on humanely raising animals on a rotational pasture system.... [more]

Clarksville, Virginia

We are an organic you pick blueberry farm. We also raisee garlic. Follow us on Facebook for updates.

Durham, North Carolina

We are a small, 200-year-old family farm growing certified organic blueberries, blackberries and muscadine grapes.... [more]

, Virginia

Thanks for your interest in our history. We started farming in 1991. Although we are conventional farmers, we use very little chemicals.... [more]