Greenlands Farm

Homestead Farm (family owned)
Event Venue (Wedding, Reception, Special Occasion, Business)
Honor System Farm Stand (Spring-Fall, Fri & Sat 10-5/Winter, Sat 10-4)
Educational & Therapeutic Farm Programs () Greenlands Farm is a small, three generational sustainable modern homestead farm located in rural North Carolina in a spot known locally as Half Hell, but better known as Bolivia. The farm

is a true reflection of the homestead farm life: growing organic produce, baking fresh in the farm kitchen with farm grown ingredients, and composting culls and scrapes on the farm. The farm features a Roadside Market most Saturdays from 10a-4p featuring their non-gmo, pasture-raised eggs and seasonal produce. Their support reaches beyond their own small farm as Maudie heads up a local wine club that features small, family wineries around the world. The farm is open by appointment for educational group tours, as a wedding/special occasion venue, and sometimes for some great fundraiser events for the Helpers Of Our Farm (HOOF) Educational Homestead Farm Programs. HOOF is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization centered around education, enriching the lives of the community with hands on learning and therapeutic experiences. HOOF’s mission is to provide intriguing educational programs and therapeutic programs through farm animals, many of which have been rescued, rehomed, adopted, and donated. With the help of these animals and Greenlands Farm, HOOF teaches homesteading, environmental science, animal science, and animal welfare. HOOF is a platform for the community to learn, grow, and volunteer. Read more about HOOF at www.hoofnc.org. Greenlands Farm is also breeding rare and beautiful birds, including breeds like Belgian Malines, Bearded Silkies, Miniature White Turkeys, Jumbo Guineas, and Indian Blue Black Shoulder Peafowl. Greenlands Farm is NPIP and AI Clean certified. Our breeds have been researched and carefully selected for beauty and gentleness. When you come to Greenlands Farm as a guest for a tour or your special event, we suggest you leave the busy world behind and enjoy a slower pace: take time to hear the birds and bugs singing, take time to chat, and take time to connect to the farm lifestyle. Although a working farm is a busy life for the farm family, their connection to their family, the environment, and homestead farm life is strong and they want to share it with you.