Farms Near Pittsboro, NC

Pittsboro

Smithview Farm in Pittsboro, North Carolina has raised 100% grassfed, grass-finished Angus beef since 2010, focusing on genetics, quality forages, and daily management that shape nutrition, taste, and tenderness. Paleo-approved, with free delivery on most orders.

Pittsboro

Chatham Mills Farmers’ Market is a producers-only farmer’s market that takes place on the lawn of the Chatham Mills Building in Pittsboro every Saturday morning from April through January. All of our vendors grow or make their own products within 100 miles of Pittsboro, NC. Our goal is to provide high quality local food to the Pittsboro area, to support small farmers, grow local economy, and to provide an enjoyable open space for the community to gather. View the Chatham Mills Farmer’s Market Ru

Pittsboro

A horse stable on Emerson Cook Road in Pittsboro, in Chatham County southwest of the Triangle. Operations of this kind typically offer boarding, riding lessons, and training, though specific services aren't documented online. Reach out directly to ask about lessons, boarding openings, or trail access.

A farmers market held at Carolina Brewery's Pittsboro location, 120 Lowes Drive in Chatham County. The brewery hosts regular events on its large patio, where local vendors bring produce and goods for shoppers. Pittsboro sits in a farm-rich stretch of the central Piedmont. Confirm market days directly with the venue before visiting.

Pittsboro

Pittsboro

Pittsboro

Siler City

A working goat dairy and inn on Mt Vernon Hickory Mountain Road near Siler City, milking a herd of about 100 Alpine and Saanen goats. The dairy makes farmstead chevre and goat-milk gelato and sells its own goat-milk soap, and the inn serves farm breakfasts built around the cheese. Overnight rooms, a log cabin, and open-barn days bring guests onto the 300-acre farm.

Moncure

A farm-based education program in Moncure, in southern Chatham County. The 'Farm School' name points to hands-on agriculture classes or children's programming rather than a produce stand. Specifics aren't well documented online, so reach out directly to ask about enrollment, workshops, or visits.

Chapel Hill

Faircloth Farm opens for pick-your-own blueberries from mid-July into August, on Gilmore Road south of Chapel Hill in Chatham County. The family also raises an unusual mix of poultry, silkies, frizzles, Ameraucanas, marans, and naked-neck chickens, plus rabbits, peacocks, and Pekin ducks. Blueberries are the reason to visit in summer. It's reachable off Highway 15-501, and the family posts updates on Facebook.

Cane Creek Farm is a name shared by more than one North Carolina farm, including a well-documented pastured-livestock and heritage-hog operation in the Snow Camp and Saxapahaw area of Alamance County. This listing gives no city, so the specific farm can't be confirmed.

Pittsboro

Fitch Creations developed and runs Fearrington Village, a former dairy farm south of Pittsboro now built around the Relais & Châteaux Fearrington House Inn, Restaurant, and Spa. The pastures are grazed by the farm's signature Belted Galloway cattle—black-and-white 'Oreo cows'—alongside goats, and the grounds hold gardens, shops, and the Belted Goat café. It's at 2000 Fearrington Village Center.

This North Carolina dairy bottles whole milk, chocolate milk, and buttermilk, and serves soft-serve on the farm, including a cow-side pour. The website lists the lineup but no public storefront address; day-to-day updates run through its Facebook and Instagram.

Chapel Hill

Transplanting Traditions gives refugee and immigrant farmers land, training, and a market on Jones Ferry Road in Chapel Hill. Eight refugee-owned farm businesses grow vegetables here, mixing familiar seasonal crops with Southeast Asian vegetables traditionally grown in Burma, all raised organically without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides. Customers buy through a CSA, and a Share a Share program sends produce to families with limited food access.

Graham

Lindley Mills has milled flour on Lindley Mill Road in Graham since 1755, one of North Carolina's oldest continuously operating businesses. The family-run mill produces certified-organic flours, its Super Sprout sprouted-grain line, and stoneground corn grits, selling wholesale and in bulk to bakeries and retailers. Reach the mill at 336-376-6190.

Graham

Graham

Benjamin Vineyards grows a dozen muscadine varieties, including scuppernong, on Whitney Road near Saxapahaw in the Haw River Valley. The winery side closed in 2014, but the vineyard still opens for pick-your-own grapes from Labor Day through mid-October, Friday through Sunday, and also grows blackberries and figs. Andy and Nancy Zeman planted it in 2002. Bring containers and come during the fall picking window.

Chapel Hill

Shenandoe Farm is an agritourism operation on Old Greensboro Road southwest of Chapel Hill, in Orange County. Little about it is published online. The area is Piedmont farm and horse country on the edge of a fast-growing college town. Contact the farm directly to confirm what it grows and whether it hosts visitors.

Chapel Hill

A honey-producing apiary on Jo Mac Road in Chapel Hill, in western Orange County. Small piedmont beekeepers like this sell raw local honey tied to the spring and summer nectar flow, usually direct or through nearby markets. Online details are limited.

Moncure

Broke Hen Farm in Moncure, North Carolina breeds quality homestead livestock — ADGA-registered Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats, heritage free-range chickens, and ducks — plus farm-fresh eggs. The farm's mission is empowering the community with locally, organically, and humanely raised breeding stock and the education to keep it.

WildSide Farm is a small farm in North Carolina. Its web domain is parked for sale and no verified location or product information turned up, so what it grows or raises isn't confirmed here.

A North Carolina community garden whose name points to Saxapahaw, the Alamance County mill village known for its local-food scene. No confirmed address, plot details, or contact surfaced in research.

Chapel Hill

Jimmy Acres is the Tommerdahl family farm just north of the Triangle, growing fruits, vegetables, pasture-raised chicken — and healthy soil — for the Chapel Hill, Lake Hyco, and Greensboro areas. Find them at the Saturday farm stand on Bowden Road in Chapel Hill, the Eno River Farmers Market in Hillsborough, and Rooted Community food drops in Apex, with online pre-orders and delivery days.

chapel hill

Siler City

Nicks Creek Produce operates on the Siler City–Snow Camp Road in Siler City, Chatham County. As a produce stand it likely sells seasonal Piedmont fruits and vegetables. No website or hours were verifiable online.

Chapel Hill

A small farm on Old Lystra Road south of Chapel Hill, in the Orange County countryside near Jordan Lake. Little is documented online about its current offerings. Chapel Hill-area growers commonly sell produce, flowers, or eggs through the Carrboro and Chapel Hill farmers markets; contact the farm to confirm what it grows and how to buy.

Runs Saturday mornings year-round at 301 West Main Street in Carrboro, with a second market on Wednesdays during the growing season. Every vendor grows or makes what they sell within 50 miles, so the tables lean heavily local: produce, meat, eggs, cheese, bread, and cut flowers. It ranks among the oldest producer-only markets in the Triangle and sits a short walk from downtown Chapel Hill.

Red Tail Grains grows heritage and modern grains on its Orange County farm and stone-mills them year-round into flours, grits, cornmeal, and baked goods. Varieties include Turkey Red wheat and Cateto Orange heirloom flint corn, grown for local bakeries, breweries, and home cooks. Find them at the Carrboro, Durham, Hillsborough, Chapel Hill, and Winston-Salem farmers markets, plus an online shop.

Mebane

A farm on Mebane Oaks Road south of Mebane, along the Alamance and Orange County line. This stretch of the northern Piedmont holds a mix of row crops, cattle, and small produce operations. The farm has no website or listing details I could verify, so its offerings and any visitor hours would need a direct call.

Goldston

Tucker Withington I grew up on a small hobby dairy farm in Schoharie, NY. We milked 30 Guernseys, grew our own feed, and had a 10+ acre vegetable garden. I fell in love with farming at birth. As a young boy I had a vegetable stand at the top of my driveway. It’s no surprise that today I sell my products in two local farmers markets. My hobby is breeding and showing registered cows at a local and national level. This hobby seems to be contagious among my children. Dennet and Lilly recently purcha

Siler City

We didn't grow up on farms. Ten years ago, we were just city people who didn't know anything about where food came from, or why it mattered. In fact, when friends proposed the idea of moving out of the city and finding land, we thought it was preposterous. But, after some thought, we decided to give it a try. We began by volunteering on a vegetable garden a few times a week. From there, we received an opportunity to rent a house on that farm.

Chapel Hill

A small CSA vegetable farm on Mount Carmel Church Road south of Chapel Hill, in southern Orange County. Members sign up for a weekly share of seasonal vegetables through the growing season. Details beyond that are not posted online.

Chapel Hill

Oakley Farm sits on its namesake road southeast of Chapel Hill, in Orange County. The land here is Piedmont farm country on the edge of a fast-growing college town, where small farms sell produce, hay, or host seasonal events. There's little about the operation online, so reach out directly to confirm what it offers and whether visitors are welcome.

Siler City

Open Saturdays 9am to 1pm from April through November in Siler City, this Chatham County market sells produce and baked goods from area growers, closing at noon when temperatures top 95 degrees. Siler City sits in a heavily agricultural stretch of the central Piedmont. The market posts current product availability on its Facebook page each week.

Snow Camp

Chapel Hill

Snow Camp

Sanford

Logan Farms sits on Logan Farm Lane outside Sanford in Lee County, central North Carolina. This part of the Piedmont mixes row crops with produce farms and roadside stands. The farm has little published detail, so reaching out directly is the best way to find out its crops and any pick-your-own or market sales.

Apex

Agritourism farm at 970 Martha's Chapel Road in Apex, set in the wooded country near Jordan Lake in fast-growing western Wake County. Little detail is published online for this listing, so visitors should confirm crops, hours, and any pick-your-own or event openings with the farm directly before making the drive.

Snow Camp

Snow Camp

Braeburn Farm spans 500+ acres of pastures, woodlands, creeks, and ponds in Snow Camp, in the heart of the North Carolina Piedmont, where Charles and Cindy Sydnor create incredible grass-finished beef by building a healthy ecosystem through holistic, high-intensity grazing. Moving cows to new grass daily sequesters carbon and improves the land; the beef sells through Left Bank Butchery and economical bulk purchases, and farm tours welcome everyone from ecology classes to birders.

Hillsborough

An agritourism farm on Union Grove Church Road in Hillsborough, Orange County. Cates Corner opens its land for farm visits and seasonal activities. Little else is posted online.

GJ's Farm — "The Real Chicken" — raises pasture-raised country chickens and broilers for the Research Triangle area of North Carolina, halal and hand-cut to order, with farm-fresh chicken and duck eggs. Birds forage grubs and insects the way nature intended, with pickup in Apex and free delivery on $50+ orders.

Hillsborough

Hillsborough

Apex

A choose-and-cut Christmas tree farm on Marthas Chapel Road, right beside Jordan Lake southwest of Apex. Piedmont growers like this one field-grow Leyland cypress, Carolina sapphire, and white pine, and usually stock pre-cut Fraser firs trucked down from the North Carolina mountains. The season runs the weekends after Thanksgiving into mid-December. Bring a saw or borrow one at the barn.

Apex

Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill Farmers' Market runs year-round at University Place, 201 S. Estes Drive, with Saturdays 8am to noon and Tuesdays 3pm to 6pm. Every vendor farms or makes their goods within 60 miles of Chapel Hill, selling fresh produce, value-added farm products, and crafts. Staying open all year sets it apart from most Orange County tailgate markets.

Chapel Hill

The listing pairs the Serenbe name with 201 South Estes Drive in Chapel Hill, which looks like a data mix-up: the Serenbe Farmers Market belongs to the Serenbe community in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia. The Estes Drive address is a longtime Chapel Hill market site near University Place. Treat the two as separate places until the record is corrected.

Chapel Hill

Mebane

Mebane

Berry farm on Hawk Hill Road in Mebane, on the Alamance-Orange county line in the central Piedmont. The produce tag points to pick-your-own berries, typically strawberries in spring and other fruit into summer. Details are thin online, so confirm picking days and hours with the farm first.

Efland

Minka Farm raises 100% grassfed beef, pastured pork, and eggs, all certified Animal Welfare Approved, on Minka Farm Lane in Efland. An orchard yields apples, pears, peaches, cherries, and blueberries for pick-your-own, and the on-farm store stocks seasonal produce and herbs. The farm joins the annual Piedmont Farm Tour and rents a cabin through Airbnb. Store hours run Saturday mornings.

Apex

Jean's Berry Patch is a seasonal u-pick berry stand on NC Highway 751 in Apex, in fast-growing western Wake County. Strawberries lead the spring season, the peak window for the Triangle's pick-your-own farms. Picking days depend on the weather and the crop, so hours are worth confirming before a visit.

Graham

Bee All Organic sells organic, free-range eggs from a flock of 54 Red Star and Cinnamon Queen hens in Graham, in Alamance County. The birds eat certified organic feed from Reedy Fork Organic Farm in nearby Gibsonville. Owner Robert runs the operation and takes orders by email and through social media. It's a small, single-focus egg farm rather than a full produce stand.

Sanford

Agritourism farm on San Lee Drive in Sanford, in Lee County near San-Lee Park in the central Piedmont. Public information is limited for this listing. Reach out to Harrington Farms directly to confirm crops, hours, and any farm-visit or pick-your-own options.

Apex

Mrs. Ruth's Farm is on Green Level Road in Apex, along the fast-growing western edge of Wake County. Small produce farms in this part of the Triangle sell strawberries, vegetables, and flowers in season, often by the roadside or pick-your-own. Details are thin online, so it's best to confirm what's available before a visit.

Sanford

Blueberry Hill U-Pick grows ten varieties of rabbit-eye and high-bush blueberries, including Premier, Powder Blue, and Bladen, on Steel Bridge Road in Sanford. The Lee County farm opens for pick-your-own blueberries and blackberries through summer and also sells local peaches. Summer hours run most days, but call first. Reach them at 919-718-5344, at bhberries.com, or on Instagram at @blueberryhillupick.

Hillsborough

Garland Truffles grows and sells truffle-inoculated hazelnut and oak seedlings, plus fresh black Périgord truffles harvested from its Hillsborough orchards. Founder Franklin Garland was among the first in North America to cultivate truffles successfully, and the farm has supplied growers across the country with trees inoculated to produce them. It sits on Ode Turner Road in Orange County.