We're a small family farm, growing heirloom vegetables, fruits, flowers and herbs, and pasture-raising heritage breed chickens and turkeys for eggs and meat.... [more]
Pick your own and pre-picked strawberries. Farm fresh vegetables including asparagus, cabbage, potatoes, beets, squash, tomatoes, melons, cucumbers, okra, eggplant, peppers and sweet corn.... [more]
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]
Gross Farms, a NC Century Farm, is an authentic working farm. Gross Farms Produce Barn, a NC Certified Roadside Farm Market, opens mid-late April each year & ends the produce season in late July.... [more]
High Rock Farms is located in northern Orange County, North Carolina with three generations of family members working together to harvest naturally-grown fruits and vegetables.... [more]
Cooper-Lasley Farm is a historic family run farm in Mebane, NC that specializes in growing all natural seasonal produce, grass fed beef, goats, pasture pork, eggs,pasture raised heritage poultry, herb... [more]
Family-owned honey and bee pollination farm in the heart of north central North Carolina. Selling honey, eggs, and seasonal produce.... [more]
Blue Wing Farms is a NCDA recognized Century Farm and was primarily a tobacco farm until the mid 1970's.... [more]
Nourishing the Hillsborough and surrounding families with fresh vegetables from nourished soils. We strive to nourish the Orange County community starting with providing your family with nou... [more]
Come visit and explore Mighty Oaks Farm! Learn about honeybees, chickens, and a large variety of farm animals.... [more]
Owned by Kathryn & Christopher Beckerdite, Woodland Farm is situated on 44 acres of rolling hills in Pittsboro, North Carolina near the confluence of the Rocky River and Beaumont Creek -- convenient t... [more]
We pasture raise grass fed cows and sell beef by the cut or in bundle packs.
