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Where to buy beef, eggs and produce direct from farms in North Carolina

Field and Fork lists 417 places in North Carolina where you can buy food closer to the source: 61 CSAs, 154 on-farm markets and farm stands, and 200 farmers markets, plus 2 rechecked farms. And 66 farms checked by Field and Fork ship to North Carolina.

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By what they sell

FoodListings in NC
Beef10Search
Chicken12Search
Eggs17Search
Dairy6Search
Fresh fruit49Search
Vegetables35Search
Fish & seafood0none listed yet

Only listings that say what they sell are counted. A zero means none listed yet, not that none exist.

By how you buy

Buying methodListings
Farm pickup / farm store160Search
Local delivery15Search
Shipping3Search
CSA subscription61Search
Farmers market201Search
Retail stores0none listed yet

By listing type

Farms (rechecked)2Search
CSAs61Search
On-farm markets and farm stands154Search
Farmers markets200Search

Top cities in North Carolina

Cities with the most listings. Each link searches within 25 miles.

Busiest ZIP codes

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Farms that ship to North Carolina

66 farms in the Field and Fork database say on their own websites that they ship to North Carolina: 21 beef, 9 chicken, 3 eggs, 10 dairy, 13 fresh fruit, 4 vegetables, 16 fish & seafood (some sell more than one).

See all 66 farms that ship to North Carolina · Farms that ship, by food

Shipping areas come from each farm's shipping page when we checked it. Some farms exclude certain ZIP codes or charge extra for distant states.

About these numbers

Counts come from the Field and Fork database as of 2026-11-14. Most listings come from the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service Local Food Directories (CSAs, on-farm markets and farmers markets), which are self-reported to USDA and not always current. A smaller set of farms, including every farm that ships, was checked by Field and Fork on the farm's own website. Product counts only include listings that say what they sell; many farmers markets and farm stands don't, so the real number of places selling each food is higher.

Always confirm with the farm before you drive out or order: hours, seasons, prices and shipping areas change. How we collect and label data. Know a farm we're missing? Add it here.

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