Farms in Rutherfordton, NC
5 farms in Rutherfordton, North Carolina sell direct to the public, with 12 more within 30 miles.
In Rutherfordton
Lavon Farms
Rutherfordton
Teacher's Farm
Rutherfordton
The slogan of Teacher's Farm is: Grown the way it used to be. Grown the way it ought to be. I wrote this because I wanted to avoid using terms that are ambiguous, or hard to decipher. Although ours is an organic farm, there are ways to grow organically and still be completely destructive to the environment. Therefore, the term organic has lost some of its original meaning. The same can be said of no till farming. What is tilling and what isn't is not agreed upon. I describe what I do as low till
Love Story Farm
Rutherfordton · Farm Stand
Mary Ann's Berry Patch
Rutherfordton · Farm Stand, Produce Farm
New Beginnings Historic Farm
Rutherfordton · Agritourism Farm
An agritourism farm along US 64-74A near Rutherfordton, in the Rutherford County foothills west of Charlotte. The 'Historic Farm' name suggests a heritage or event property, but public details online are limited. Contact the farm directly to confirm hours, tours, or events before visiting.
Near Rutherfordton
Rutherford County Farmers' Market
5.9 miForest City · Farmers Market
A county farmers market on Depot Street in Forest City, the seat of Rutherford County in the western North Carolina foothills. Growers from the surrounding foothills bring seasonal produce and local goods to downtown Forest City near the old rail depot.
Green River Farm Millspring
7.1 miMill Spring · Agritourism Farm, Farm Stand
A farm on Highway 108 East in Mill Spring, Polk County, in the foothills near the Tryon International Equestrian Center. This corner of North Carolina mixes horse country with pasture, hay, and small produce farms. No website or visitor details are posted that I could confirm, so reach out directly before planning a stop.
Wally's Pure Raw Honey
10.3 miColumbus · Agritourism Farm, Apiary
Wally's Pure Raw Honey sells raw, unfiltered honey from hives on Green Creek Drive in Columbus, in Polk County near the South Carolina line. It's a small beekeeping operation that markets straight to local buyers rather than through a storefront. Raw honey like this shifts in flavor by season and local bloom. Online details are limited, so ask locally to buy direct.
Melvin Hill Meats
11.6 miMeat Farm
Melvin Hill Meats is a family farm and butcher shop run by Craig and Abby, raising grass-fed beef and lamb, pastured pork, and pastured chicken with no added hormones or antibiotics. Its on-site abattoir also handles custom cuts and wild-game processing. The farm sits in the Melvin Hill community on the North Carolina–South Carolina line, serving the Upstate.
U-Pik Berry Farm
10.1 miForest City · Agritourism Farm, Produce Farm
This you-pick berry farm sits on C.H. Hamrick Road near Forest City, in Rutherford County in the western Piedmont foothills. Strawberries typically start the season in spring, with other berries following into summer. Bring containers and plan to pick your own from the rows. Ripening and field conditions shift week to week, so confirm the farm is open before heading out.
Sacred Harvest
10.2 miMill Spring · Agritourism Farm
Sacred Harvest is an agritourism farm on Joy Lane in Mill Spring, Polk County, in the Blue Ridge foothills near Tryon. Details on its crops and offerings are limited online. Contact the farm directly for what's in season and open days.
Caitlyn Farms
11.2 miMill Spring
Caitlyn Farms is a 500-acre working farm at the base of historic White Oak Mountain in Mill Spring, North Carolina, hosting weddings, quinceañeras, and celebrations in the tranquil Blue Ridge foothills. The venue pairs an indoor barn with a covered pavilion, open-air patio, bridal suite, and cottage stays — rustic beauty with elegant refinement.
Trickle Creek Farm
12.2 miMill Spring · Agritourism Farm
Trickle Creek Farm is on Highway 9 near Mill Spring, in Polk County in the foothills of western North Carolina. This is Tryon-area horse and farm country between the Piedmont and the Blue Ridge. The farm keeps little online, so contact them directly to find out what they grow or raise and whether they're open to visitors.
Strawberry Hill USAl- James E. Cooley Farms
14.8 miChesnesss · Farm Stand, Produce Farm
Strawberry Hill U.S.A., the James E. Cooley family's farm on Highway 11 near Chesnee, is the largest strawberry grower in South Carolina, with about 115 acres of berries plus close to 1,000 acres of peaches. The farm runs roadside markets and a cafe and ice-cream parlor, and sells blackberries, squash, cantaloupes, and beans in season along the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway.
Columbus Winter Market
15.2 miColumbus · Farmers Market
A Farmers' Market that operates in the winter, which focuses on local crafts, baked goods, and fall and winter produce.
Columbus Farmers Market
15.5 miColumbus · Farmers Market
A farmers market that specializes in local produce, crafts, baked goods, and artisan goods.
Elliott Family Farms
16.4 miLawndale · Agritourism Farm
Elliott Family Farms sits on London Road in Lawndale, in Cleveland County northwest of Shelby in the Piedmont foothills. It's a family farm in this upper-Piedmont farming country; specific crops, u-pick, or agritourism offerings aren't documented online. Contact the farm directly to confirm what's available and when.
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