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Over the last nine years, we’ve grown organically produced vegetables and dry corn on 10 acres of century-old farmland in the foothills of North Carolina. Sharing the story of working and living on the land, we’ve run a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program, attended Cobblestone Farmers’ Market, distributed produce to local restaurants and stores, and run an on-farm store. We are growers with a mission to provide the healthiest, seasonal vegetables to our community, maintaining an emphasis on the stewardship of the land and the preservation of its history.

In 2022 we decided to let our fields lay fallow and pursue some of our other passions. We are in the process of deciding what York Farm will produce moving forward into 2025 and beyond. To our loyal customers: we miss growing food for you and sharing the farm through our CSA and the farmers' market. It’s as important as ever to support sustainable local farmers producing real and healthy food. Thank you for your support over the last six years and for helping us revitalize and steward this special piece of land!

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View fullsize Closer look at one of our smaller hoop houses—spring mix, broccolini, and kale growing so quickly!
View fullsize Tomato, tomato, tomato! Honestly, it’s all I can think about because the tomato so iconically represents summer, and this dip back into gray and cold from the gorgeous weather last week is...well, normal for March but not as exciting! But we a
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View fullsize It’s Friday! We’ve been prepping and planting this field all week and it’s finally taking shape! It’s so easy to show this stage of planting when everything is going well but it’s definitely true that our patience has be
View fullsize So grateful for the sunny weather this week! We’re trying out our new plastic layer today to get all these babies in the ground, weed-free and soaking up the warmth. Fingers crossed lettuce, beets, napa, mizuna, and bulb onions are getting plan
View fullsize Checking on the green curly kale and getting ready to plant plant plant while we have sunshine and this beautiful mild weather! Hope y’all have a wonderful start to the week! 🌱
View fullsize Smiling cause it’s almost the weekend and these plants are looking good! 💫
A portrait documentary of a young, first year farmer learning what it means to love a piece of land. Filmed in 2016. Directed, produced & edited by Andrew Harrison Brown Co-Produced by Rick Cross Story Background: In 2016, Kyle decided to leave the city and an education in pre-med behind & move out to his family’s century-old farmland. Co-producer Rick Cross, a friend of the York Farm family, shared the story of Kyle’s endeavor to Andrew Harrison Brown (producer of feature films WHEN LAMBS BECOME LIONS and KIFARU). Andrew was looking for a project that would give him the opportunity to learn how to direct and edit. From there, the team filmed Kyle’s first year as an organic farmer. Special thanks to Kyle, Nicole & Nancy for sharing a chapter of your story and a few lessons you learned along the way with us. yorkfarmnc.com Music by The Wild Reeds, Noah & The Whale, Houses, Aeuria, Blind Willie Johnson, The Oh Hellos, The Barr Brothers