Scott Farms

04/27/2026

Thank you to everyone for your support of the Scott family following the loss of Sonny Scott, our beloved husband, father, and grandfather. It has been humbling to see the outpouring of love and support from people that Sonny impacted during his life. All of the food, flowers, and memorials in his memory are so appreciated. We have also been touched from the many calls, visits, texts, and posts from friends and colleagues remembering Sonny and the examples he set for our family to live by.

As we move forward, we ask that you keep our family in your thoughts and prayers.

10/02/2024

We are heartbroken for the people of Western North Carolina who have faced an unthinkable tragedy over the past week. In an effort to aid in relief for these people, we will be holding a donation drive for the bellow-listed items.

All items can be dropped off directly at our office, located at 7965A Simpson Road, Lucama, NC 27851. If you have any questions, please contact us at (919) 284-4030.

We love our state and its people—help us rally around these communities and stand with them in their time of need. 💚

Thank you for your generosity!

12/18/2023

Wishing you the Merriest of Christmas' from the Scott Farms Family as we celebrate the 2023 Scott Farms Christmas Lunch.

03/02/2022

02/21/2022

Chef Jason Smith uses sweet potatoes from Scott Farms in this recipe for Sweet Potato Bisque with Apple Salsa.

01/06/2022

A beautiful sunrise to begin the day.

12/17/2021

We are filled with Christmas cheer at Scott Farms. Today, we took the opportunity to celebrate our wounderful team. Thank you to all those that make everyday possible. We wish you all a very Merry Christmas!

11/18/2021

Recently, Scott Farms' Linwood and Dewey Scott spoke with Fox News reporter Austin Westfall on the highly publicized supply chain issues and the impact on this year's sweet potato crop. They also spoke about how it translates to the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday.

The below article and video offer insight to the ever-changing landscape of agricultural production.

Over 65% of U.S. sweet potatoes are harvested in North Carolina, according to the NC SweetPotato Commission. But will supply chain issues and shipping delays make them more expensive this Thanksgiving? Possibly not.

11/14/2021

Thank you to the wonderful and dedicated team members at Scott Farms. Working tirelessly to ensure your Thanksgiving sweet potatoes are the highest quality and delivered on time.

11/02/2021

"What started out as a 15-acre experiment for six-generation, family-owned Scott Farms has turned into 4,500 acres of sweetpotatoes a year and a profitable export crop."

https://magazine.cals.ncsu.edu/n-c-s-export-niche-grows/

11/01/2021

From Our State Magazine
https://www.ourstate.com/pie-towns-11-places-to-get-the-sweetest-slices-of-the-season/

Scott Farms
Lucama
Only four crops on the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services produce availability chart stretch across all 12 months of the year: collards, peanuts, herbs, and sweet potatoes. (Or sweetpotatoes, as the NC SweetPotato Commission prefers to call them.) The soil and climate of our Coastal Plain have made us the indisputable champions of the not-yam. According to the commission, our state has ranked No. 1 in sweet potato production for 50 years, cultivating more than half of the nation’s supply. In November, we celebrate the tubers that sustain us year-round — many from family-run operations like Scott Farms in Wilson County — with sweet potato pie.

Learn more about Scott Farms at scottfarms.com.

PHOTO: As vice president of Scott Farms, Linwood Scott III oversees the day-to-day operations of the sixth-generation family farm, including the harvesting of more than 4,500 acres of sweet potatoes each fall.
PHOTOGRAPH BY CHARLES HARRIS

10/29/2021

A be-"Witch"ing good time from "Wonderland" to "Yellowstone" this "Halloween". Even the "Big Bad Wolf" couldn't "Rob" the "Three Little Pigs" of the opporunity to "Clown" around a bit as "Little Red Riding Hood" was "Mooooo"ving on to grandma's house.

As they say, all work and no play would make Scott Farms a very dull place!