5 N E W F A R M S !

26 FARMS $30P E R C A R L O A D

Interactive Google Map! www.carolinafarmstewards.org www.weaverstreetmarket.coop

SATURDAY & SUNDAYSeptember 23 & 24

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Tour is Rain or Shine!

Look for the red tomato signs to help get youto your destination.

Bring a cooler and cash! (some farms may not accept debit or credit cards)! You’ll be able to buy produce, eggs, cheese, meat, and other products at many of the farms.

You will only be able to visit 3 to 4 farms a day. Factor in driving and touring time to allow 1-1.5 hours for each farm. Farms are clustered by region to help minimize driving time.

Don’t forget to charge up your GPS device orSmartphone. Visiting rural farms can mean these devices won’t have a signal, so planning your route in advance is another good option.

Keep a close eye on curious kids! Remember that these are working farms with electric fences and heavy equipment.

TAKE THE TOUR:

BE A PART OF IT:V O LU N T E E R

one afternoon and attend the TOUR for FREE!

Volunteers get an insider view of farms, have lots of fun,

and get a FREE T-shirt!

EMAIL:khume@carolinafarmstewards.org

or (919) 542-2402

Wash up! Please take time to wash your hands after petting an animal. Hand washing stations will be provided at farms with livestock. You may also be asked to disinfect your shoes or wear booties in order to prevent farm-to-farm transmission of germs that may affect livestock.

See Suggested Routes: INTERACTIVE GOOGLE MAP AT

www.weaverstreetmarket.coopwww.carolinafarmstewards.org/etft

$30 per car for all 26 farms

or $10 per car per farmButton is $35 day of tour

$30 in advanceat the following locations:

CARRBORO: Weaver Street Market

101 E. Weaver Street 919 929-0010

DURHAM: Durham Farmers’ Market

501 Foster Street

CHAPEL HILL: Weaver Street Market

Southern Village, 716 Market Street 919 929-2009

HILLSBOROUGH: Weaver Street Market

228 S. Churton Street 919 245-5050

or . . . you can buy your button ONLINE at

www.carolinafarmstewards.org

Durham Co-op Market111 W. Chapel Hill Street 919 973-1707

RALEIGH: Harmony Farms

5653 Creedmoor Road 919 782-0064

Standard Foods205 E. Franklin Street 919 307-4652

PITTSBORO: Chatham Marketplace

480 Hillsboro Street 919 542-2643

SAXAPAHAW: Saxapahaw General Store

1735 Saxapahaw-Bethlehem Church Rd. 336-376-5332

Buy Your Button for All 26 Farms:

Questions? Call the CFSA at (919) 542-2402

www.carolinafarmstewards.orgwww.weaverstreetmarket.coop

FOR TAKING THE TOUR:TIPS

Please DO NOT:- Bring your pets to the farms- Visit farms before 1 pm or after 5 pm- Enter private homes

Your BUTTON is your car pass for a full carload of people to

take the tour both days.So gather your friends, fill up a car,

locate farms on the map and decide which route you want to take!

Pick and choose whichever farms you want to visit!

Farm Tour Rules

A brown chicken with a number identifies each farm on the map.

F I N D T H E F A R M

Raleigh City Farm Diversified Vegetables, Hydroponic LettucesJames Edwards, Matt Spitzer & Chase Werner800 North Blount St., Raleigh, NC 27604 919-322-9596 RaleighCityFarm.org Raleigh City Farm is a nonprofit urban farm founded in 2011 on a formerly vacant one-acre lot in downtown Raleigh. Our mis-sion is to grow the next generation of farmers by connecting our community to sustainable agriculture. RCF’s beliefs and values in entrepreneurship, local food, community, sustainability, and well-being inform our daily work. Our vision is a community engaged in a vibrant, sustainable food system reinforced by a network of thriving farmers.Directions: At the corner of Franklin & Blount, a few blocks north of the state Capitol. Please park in parking lot of Person Street Plaza.

Sweet Peas Urban GardensMicrogreens, Shiitake & Oyster MushroomsTami Purdue1931 New Bern Ave., Raleigh, NC 27610 (919) 828-6407info@sweetpeasurbangardens.com SweetPeasUrbanGardens.comThe team at Sweet Peas believes that urban farming is funda-mental to the creation of healthy, sustainable food production for our growing metropolitan society. On our tour you will see a high-tech dense growing farm in a container, a mushroom log “forest”, a highly efficient aerated static pile composting system, a greenhouse, pollinator garden, honey-bees, and a traditional family garden. Visit us and learn about growing your own in-sanely nutritious microgreens! Directions: We are 2mi inside the beltline at the intersection of New Bern Av. and N. King Charles.

The Well Fed Community GardenDiverse Produce, Hydroponic LettucesMorgan Malone, Hannah Frank, Lubana Lanewala1321 Athens Dr. Raleigh, NC 27606 919-523-3484Garden@irregardless.com WellFedGarden.orgThe Well Fed Community Garden is a multi-faceted, financially sustainable urban agriculture venture which grows organic produce for Irregardless Café and Catering and donates 20% of its bounty to volunteers and neighbors. The WFCG builds community by offering volunteer experiences and workshops to demonstrate healthy life styles and model urban agricultural production. Visitors will see efficient use of a small urban piece of land with intensive crop production, a variety of fruit trees and bushes, hoop houses, on farm composting, and shiitake mushroom logs. Directions: On Athens Drive across the street from Jaguar Path, look for the bamboo fence along the front.

NCSU Agroecology Education Farm Educational Tours, Pollinator HabitatsAlison Reeves4400 Mid Pines Rd., Raleigh, NC 27603919-389-0583AMReeve2@NCSU.edu AgroecologyFarm.ncsu.eduThe NCSU Agroecology Education Farm is located on 6 acres of the Lake Wheeler Field Station. The farm has 1 1/2 acres in organic vegetable production and it is all used in the dining halls on campus. NCSU students are the staff at the farm and learn small-farm management practices. There is a hoop house, field production, honeybees, cover crops, tractors, and a brand new post-harvest building to explore.

Old Milburnie FarmProduce, Chicken, Pork, MushroomsDaniel Dayton1901 Old Milburnie Road, Raleigh, NC 27604919-609-9877oldmilburniefarm@gmail.com oldmilburniefarm.comOld Milburnie Farm is a small, sustainable farm in our fifth year of production located just east of Downtown Raleigh. We raise vegetables, chickens, pork and oyster mushrooms. We use organic techniques for our vegetable production. Our chickens are raised on pasture and pigs in the woods with GMO-free feed. Visitors will see a diversified farm operation focused on integrating our enterprises to increase our sustainability. Directions: .25 mile from the intersection of Old Milburnie and Tarheel Club Rd. Google maps for 1901 Old Milburnie Road works for arriving at farm.

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Chickadee FarmsProduce, Chicken EggsJenn Sanford-Johnson980 McLemore Road, Clayton, NC 27520919-418-9628 chickadeefarmsnc@gmail.com chickadeefarmsnc.comChickadee Farms is family-owned and female-run. Through the use of cover cropping, compost, and a mobile chicken coop we build up our soils with as much organic matter as possible. Come learn how we use straw mulch, drip irrigation, cover cropping, greenhouse transplant production, and our high tunnel to grow food year around. See our heritage egg laying flock, ducks, and beautiful 100 year-old barn retrofitted as our packing shed.From Raleigh: I-40 E take Exit to 42 W/Fuquay Varina, right onto Hwy 42, less than 1/2 mile left onto Cleveland Road, in about 3 miles take a right onto McLemore Road at the stop light. The farm is less than a mile on the right.

Ninja Cow FarmBeef, Pork , EggsDan Moore7125 Old Stage Rd., Raleigh, NC 27603919-810-2530Dan@NinjaCowFarm.com NinjaCowFarm.comMeet our cows face to face, learn about rare breed pigs living naturally in the forest, see our beehives, and watch chickens free ranging on our 84 acre family farm on the edge of downtown Raleigh. We raise our pastured beef and pork using no com-mercial feed, instead utilizing forage and over 7 million pounds of reclaimed produce per year. Stop in our farm store to pick up products from our farm and over 40 other like-minded local farms and suppliers. Ice cream, chocolate milk, Locopops, and other snacks available. Directions: Once you reach the entrance, follow the signs to the barn. You’ll pass a few houses that are not part of the tour.

Hilltop Farms of Willow SpringsCertified Organic Seasonal ProduceFred & Virginia Miller6612 Kennebec Rd., Willow Springs, NC 27592919-618-5601 HilltopFarms.orgHilltop Farms is Wake County’s first and only USDA certified organic produce farm, operating on 44 acres of historic family farmland. We grow a variety of produce and small grains and run a horse boarding operation. The barnyard is full of free range chickens, and we even have pet goats! We will provide a hayride every half hour so visitors can tour our fields. The horse barn will be open for guests to walk through. Fresh-picked organic veggies, Hilltop Honey, and our 100% USA organic cotton Hilltop Farm t-shirts will be for sale. Directions: We are .5 mile down Hilltop Road at the corner of Hilltop and Kennebec Roads.

Fat Radish FarmChicken, Eggs, Produce, HerbsFarmer Hayes839 Pine Ridge Road, Zebulon, NC 27597919-346-3276FatRadishFarm@gmail.comFatRadishFarm.comFat Radish Farm uses regenerative agricultural practices to supply the most nutritious food available. Come see our Salatin-style chicken tractors, egg mobile, restored 100 year old farmhouse, Vertigro hydroponics system and no till veggie production areas. Stop by the farm store to purchase fresh veggies, eggs and chicken. Bonfire cookout Saturday night with camping available.

Vollmer FarmPumpkins, Veggies, Ice CreamRuss Vollmer & Vanessa Weathers677 NC Hwy 98E, Bunn, NC  27508919-496-3076VollmerFarm3@gmail.com VollmerFarm.comCome learn how this certified organic farm produces berries, asparagus, pumpkin, tomatoes, peppers and a wonderful array of vegetables throughout the year. Load on a hayride wagon and tour the entire farm with a special stop at the Jumping Pillow for all to jump and play. Also check out our Farm Market with fresh seasonal produce, preserves, salad dressings, salsas and honey – all locally made! The Market also features our eight flavors of “Almost Famous” Ice Cream.Directions: Farm is one mile south from the intersection of Hwy 39 and Hwy 98 just south of Bunn.

Rare Earth FarmsGrass-Fed Beef, Heritage Pork, Eggs Karl Hudson & Mann Mullen160 Mullen Rd., Bunn, NC 27597919-349-6080KarlHudson@RareEarthFarms.com RareEarthFarms.comRare Earth is the farm with a food truck! Bring your cooler for meat and eggs, and come hungry for our grass-fed burgers and hand-cut fries (Meal Stop on Sunday only). We raise all-natural, heritage pork and Animal Welfare Approved & Certified grass-fed beef. Visitors can take a hayride to see the cows and pigs and learn about our philosophy on the humane treatment of our animals and the value of all natural and grass-fed proteins.

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Turtle Mist FarmPork, Beef, Lamb, Chicken, VegetablesBob & Ginger Sykes 919-457-2942221 Suitt Rd., Franklinton, NC 27525 Bob@TurtleMistFarm.com TurtleMistFarm.comCome see our small family farm, a former horse boarding & bull riding facility that Is now used to raise animals & produce in sustainable, humane ways. We raise hair sheep, Gelbvieh beef cattle, Bourbon Red turkeys, Muscovy duck, free-range laying hens, quail, partridges, pheasant, geese & Berkshire, Tamworth & Ossabaw hogs. The vegetable garden uses a variety of unique growing methods and our greenhouse has hydroponics & aqua-ponic gardens. A narrated hayride is available for a small fee. Goat milking demo conducted at 3pm.Directions: GPS coordinates may stop 1/2 mile from driveway. Follow number on mailbox and farm tour signage.

First Fruits FarmDiverse Produce, Chickens, Pollinator & Wildlife HabitJason and Tay Brown950 Mort Harris Rd., Louisburg, NC 27549

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Meadow Lane FarmBeef, Goat Meat, Lamb, Pork, Organic VeggiesMartha L. Mobley571 Leonard Farm Rd., Louisburg, NC 27549919-495-1305 MeadowLaneFarm1@netzero.netMeadowLaneBeef.comRecognized as a Century Farm, enjoy the vast and beautiful rolling pastureland, an 18th century home and vintage mule and grain barns. Our Angus beef, sheep and Boer goat herds are Animal Welfare Approved. Collect eggs from the henhouse, pet the tame goats, enjoy a pork/beef “farm” hotdog under the pecan grove, and tour our vegetable high-tunnel greenhouse with beehives. Learn about the 8 acres of pollinator habitat established on the farm!  Farm honey, cut flower bouquets, and our healthy meats/produce will be available. Meet local agriculturalist, farm owner & operator, Martha Mobley and “talk” agriculture! Directions: From Louisburg, travel 3 miles on Hwy 56 East. Turn Right on Leonard Farm Rd. and go 1.4 miles. The farm is on the left.

Alpaca Dreams Alpaca Products & GiftsMike & Sarah Conyer2714 Schloss Rd., Louisburg, NC 27549 919-340-0070AlpacaDreamsNC@gmail.com AlpacaDreamsNC.comDo you know the difference between a llama and an alpaca? Come learn about the interesting traits of these unique animals. You’ll meet our 12 alpacas and two guard llamas, see displays showing our alpacas being sheared and the steps we take turning their fiber in to yarn, and much more. Our gift shop is loaded with items for adults and children.  Items made from our animals’ fiber come with a picture of the animal whose fiber was used.Directions: Google maps may take you about 1/2 mile past our farm. Just look for the white Alpaca Dreams sign by the road on Schloss.

ChickCharney FarmPoultry Meat, Eggs, MushroomsJulie Gauthier15101 Aiken Rd., Wake Forest, NC 27587drjulie@chickcharneyfarm.comwww.chickcharneyfarm.comOur mission is to preserve vanishing historic varieties of poultry and to demonstrate that heritage poultry are not just pretty birds; they are productive and useful in small-scale, sustainable, local agriculture. Come harvest log-grown shiitake mushrooms, learn about pastured poultry production, watch hatching chicks and swimming ducklings and make sure you meet our fainting goats and guard donkey.

MamaSprings FarmVegetables, Cut Flowers, MicrogreensCarolyn Rose-Seed & Eli Seed622 S Mineral Springs Rd., Durham, NC 27703919-596-5542Mamaspringsfarm@gmail.comwww.facebook.com/MamaSpringsMamaSprings is a family run, urban farm located in East Durham. In addition to seasonal vegetables, flowers and herbs, we also have a small flock of happy laying hens and ducks. We are com-mitted to sustainable farming practices and our produce is free from chemical inputs. We are small in scale, more market garden than large commercial farm. If you are looking for smart, creative ways to increase your own backyard food production, our farm is one to visit. Our kids are looking forward to sharing their baked treats & lemonade with you again this year! Directions: The farm is on the corner of S. Mineral Springs Rd & Gibson Rd, with driveway access to both roads and parking avail-able on Gibson Rd.

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firstfruits@wisdomforlife.org www.wisdomforlife.orgFirst Fruits Farm, founded by former NFL lineman Jason Brown, do-nates its produce to local hunger relief agencies and provides a variety of educational opportunities to youth, church and other volunteer groups. Farmer Brown will give Tractor Hay Ride Tours showcasing the farm’s sweet potato plantings, ponds, pastured livestock, forest farms, and more. Tar River Poultry Initiative, LLC will also be onsite to present information about their Mobile Poultry Processing Unit. Directions: From Raleigh, take 401 N., right onto Hwy 56 East, go 4.3 miles. Right onto Hwy 581 toward Spring Hope. Bear right onto Mort Harris Rd., Farm entrance on the right, about 1.4 miles down. If you reach East River Rd, you’ve gone too far.

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Red’s Quality AcreDiverse Vegetables, Cut FlowersDave Henderson & Caitlin Law4115 Garrett Drive, Durham, NC 27705919-358-2092RedsQualityAcre.comRed’s was started in 2015 on one acre of land by fellow red-heads Dave & Caitlin. After years farming in Chicago, the couple moved back to Durham with a mission to produce high quality vegetables with sustainable methods for the local community. Come learn about Red’s intensive growing practices and their intentional wholesale and CSA focused model.Directions: Off of Murphy School Rd between Mt. Sinai and Friends School Rd. Farm is located on Garrett Drive NOT to be confused with Garrett Rd. Take Garrett Drive, veer left at the fork, street dead ends at the farm with parking to the left. PLEASE NOTE: this is a private road with a strict 5mph speed limit.

Sarah And Michael’s FarmFlowers, Cut Lilies Michael Turner, Marilyn Disco1927 Snow Hill Rd. , Durham, NC 27712 919-479-4983SarahAndMichaels@earthlink.netCome see how we grow our extraordinary lilies. Learn about soil made from coconuts, a steam machine that cleans the soil naturally and production techniques that imitate the lilies’ natural growth cycle.

Bull City Farm Grass-Fed Beef, Lamb, Pork, Pastured EggsSamantha Gasson, Scott, Almira, Garett & Owen Stirrup5315 Isham Chambers Rd., Rougemont, NC 27572919-477-6684 Samantha@BullCityFarm.com BullCityFarm.com Bull City Farm is celebrating 3 years on the new farm! We’ve extended pasture, built barns and finished our pond exclusion project. We’ll have animals to pet, eggs to collect (while they last) and much to see. Bring your fishing gear and fish in the pond, explore our woods and learn more about our ultimate vision and goals. Bring a cooler to take home some of our grass-fed lamb and beef, pasture raised Mangalitsa pork and eggs. Looking forward to seeing old friends and meeting some new ones!

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21SEEDSProduce, Chicken EggsCommunity Gardeners, Staff, Volunteers706 Gilbert St., Durham, NC 27701(919) 683-1197seedsnc.orgSEEDS is an urban sanctuary focused on promoting principles and practice of sustainable agriculture, organic gardening, food security and environmental stewardship. When you visit our garden you will be able to visit our resident chickens, take a peek into our bee hive, see blossoming produce, and admire our bustling pond habitat. We regularly use water conserva-tion practices, managing pollinator/beneficial habitat and incorporating permaculture principles into our garden design and maintenance.Directions: Park near the intersection of Gilbert St. and Elizabeth St. Our main entrance faces Elizabeth St. and can be seen im-mediately as you enter through either of the gated entrances.

Blue Whistler FarmRabbit, Chicken, Turkey, Duck, EggsAmy Sliffe 9923 N Roxboro Rd , Bahama, NC 27503980-272-0181 bluewhistlerfarm@gmail.com BlueWhistlerFarm.comVisit with the friendly animals at our 5 acre farmstead where we raise pastured turkeys, ducks, chicken, grass-fed rabbits, and a few egg layers. Enjoy the afternoon with the family petting baby bunnies, playing on the tire swing, feeding the laying hens, and walking through the fields with hundreds of ducks, chickens and over 50 turkeys! Directions: First house on the left on S. Lowell Rd, at the corner of Roxboro Rd. and S. Lowell Rd, coming from Durham.

Prodigal Farm Fresh & Aged Goat & Cow Cheeses, Goat Meat Kathryn Spann & Dave Krabbe4720 Bahama Rd., Rougemont, NC  27572919-636-0807 Kat@ProdigalFarm.com ProdigalFarm.comWe’re a farmstead goat cheese dairy on a 95-acre former tobacco farm, and are certified Animal Welfare Approved. We’ll have tours of our dairy, soapmaking demonstrations, and more. Meet our 87 milking does and play with our 130 kids from this year – Lulu and Lilybeth, LeBron and Lamar. They love people! Taste our nationally award-winning, fresh and aged goat and cow cheeses, and our addictive marinated feta. Cheeses and goat meat for sale, and we’ll be serving goat tacos and fancy mac’n’cheese; we’ll also have local beer, music and more. Directions: Going north on Roxboro Rd. (501), Bahama Rd. is 5.3 miles north of Infinity/Latta Rd. in northern Durham. Turn right on Bahama Rd. and go 5.7 miles (pass the lake – watch out for the curves); the farm is on the right.

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Hundred Acre Wood Farm & SanctuaryPasture-Raised Pork, White Oak WoodJim & Cathy Dykes548 Potluck Farm Rd., Rougemont, NC 27572336-364-2972 JDykesMD@gmail.comThere is a harmony here that can be seen and felt. The Hundred Acre Wood is mostly forest, which invites hiking the trails, and islands of permanent pasture and ponds. All the creatures from Winnie the Pooh can be seen here: Piglet (a potbellied pig), Eeyore (a Haflinger draft horse), Owl (a Silkie rooster), Heffalumps (the Dexter Cattle), Kanga and Roo (Boer goats), and even Christopher Robin (me!). Plus ducks and geese galore. We have a large kitchen garden as well. It is a beautiful farm that will delight the whole family.

Wild Scallions FarmCut Flowers, Fruit, ProduceMatt & Renee Clayton961 Robert Gentry Rd., Timberlake, NC, 27583919-451-0968Wildscallionsfarm.comCome see our farm expansion 5 years after converting an overgrazed horse pasture to vegetable, cut flower, and perennial flower and fruit production. Observe our 3-year rotation plan, cover cropping, dragonfly pond, chemical free asparagus patch, no till planting systems and late summer vegetable and flower fields.Directions: From Quail Roost on 502, turn North at the light onto Moore’s Mill Road. Travel 6.2 miles down Moore’s Mill Road, then turn left onto Robert Gentry Road. The farm is the first right. No mailbox.

Carolina Farmhouse DairyYogurt, Kefir, Smoothies, MilkBrandon & Cindy Hamrick9109 Johnson Mill Road, Bahama, NC 27503919-471-6817Carolinafarmhousedairy.comWe are a Jersey Cow Dairy Farm just north of Durham, where our pastured-based girls produce sweet milk for our Grade A Yogurt, Kefir and Smoothies. Come tour the farm, milk a cow, sample fresh dairy, and solve a hay-bale maze. For our hungry guests, we will be selling our products and dairy featured items like Ice Cream, Dairy-Fed-Pork Bratwurst, Quiche and more.

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Weaver Street Market

Carolina Farm Stewardship Association

For 30 years, Weaver Street Market has been a strong supporter of local

Co-ops like Weaver Street show that businesses can be economically viable while pursuing social responsibil-ity and environmental stewardship.

The co-op model is a growing alternative that addresses

many of the excesses of big businesses.Working together, consumers and farm-ers have enormous

power to shape our food system. Each pur-

chase of locally grown food contributes directly to the health of our local farms and moves us closer to a vibrant local food system.

family farms. Our stores in Carrboro, Southern Village and Hillsborough have the largest selection of local produce, meats, dairy prod-ucts, and baked goods in the Triangle.Weaver Street Market supports the local food movement by partner-ing with local farmers and food producers, producing delicious local food ourselves, and providing consumers with a window into the cornucopia of local food choices.

Who is CFSA? CFSA is on a mission to bring local, or-ganic food to your table from a farmer who shares your values.CFSA Helps Family Farms Thrive• CFSA educates our community about sustainable farming. We train farmers and give them the tools they need to grow organi-cally. Our farm tours introduce you to your farmers.• CFSA helps create vibrant and sustainable local food systems throughout the Carolinas. We support farmers with free technical consulting services to help them get

certified organic, implement conserva-tion practices, and make their farms more profitable and sustainable. We foster collaborative efforts to expand the storage, processing, distribution,

and marketing of local, organic crops. This develops new

businesses that provide jobs and increases ac-cess to local, organic foods.• CFSA advocates for

fair farm policies. We are leveling the

playing field to ensure that sustainable, family farms can succeed through local leadership development and state and federal advocacy.

Please Note: - Map is not to scale.- Some roads are not represented on this map.- Some roads may not be paved.- Use Farm Tour google map for best navigation: www.carolinafarmstewards.org/etft

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Blue Whistler Farm9923 N Roxboro Rd., Bahama, NC 27503

Prodigal Farm 4720 Bahama Rd., Rougemont, NC  27572

Bull City Farm 5315 Isham Chambers Rd., Rougemont, NC 27572

Hundred Acre Wood Farm & Sanctuary548 Potluck Farm Rd., Rougemont, NC 27572

Wild Scallions Farm961 Robert Gentry Rd., Timberlake, NC, 27583

Carolina Farmhouse Dairy9109 Johnson Mill Rd., Bahama, NC 27503

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Raleigh City Farm & Endless Sun Produce800 North Blount St., Raleigh, NC 27604

Sweet Peas Urban Gardens1931 New Bern Ave., Raleigh, NC 27610

The Well Fed Community Garden1321 Athens Dr., Raleigh, NC 27606

NCSU Agroecology Education Farm 4400 Mid Pines Rd., Raleigh, NC 27603

Old Milburnie Farm1901 Old Milburnie Rd., Raleigh, NC 27604

Chickadee Farms980 McLemore Rd., Clayton, NC 27520

Ninja Cow Farm7125 Old Stage Rd., Raleigh, NC 27603

Hilltop Farms of Willow Springs6612 Kennebec Rd., Willow Springs, NC 27592

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Fat Radish Farm839 Pine Ridge Rd., Zebulon , NC 27597

Vollmer Farm677 NC Hwy 98E, Bunn, NC  27508

Rare Earth Farms160 Mullen Rd., Bunn, NC 27597

First Fruits Farm950 Mort Harris Rd., Louisburg, NC 27549

Meadow Lane Farm571 Leonard Farm Rd., Louisburg, NC 27549

Alpaca Dreams 2714 Schloss Rd., Louisburg, NC 27549

Turtle Mist Farm221 Suitt Rd., Franklinton, NC 27525

ChickCharney Farm15101 Aiken Rd., Wake Forest, NC 27587

MamaSprings Farm622 S Mineral Springs Rd., Durham, NC 27703

SEEDS706 Gilbert St., Durham, NC 27701

Red’s Quality Acre4115 Garrett Drive, Durham, NC 27705

Sarah and Michael’s Farm1927 Snow Hill Rd. , Durham, NC 27712

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