Milk and Honey Farm

Milk and Honey Farm We are a small family farm.

Our goal is to grow a full diet for ourselves, so that we don't have to depend on or support supermarket-style agriculture for anything we (or our animals) eat, not just the obvious fresh vegetables, but everything from the wheat for our bread to mustard seed for homemade prepared mustard to the figs and blueberries and jujubes, etc. to replace conventional supermarket fruit to the homemade rennet

and home-cultured bacterial cultures for the cheese we make from our all-grass-fed cow's and goat's milk, and to then offer the products of that same style of radically homegrown farming to our customers. We believe in growing in as homegrown a style as possible, minimizing (and eliminating where feasible) the use of plastics and other expendable non-local inputs, and not using any synthetic fertilizers or pesticides at all, while saving a majority and as much as possible of our own seed (cooperating with like-minded friends and neighbors) in order to steward the genetic resources on which a truly alternative style of farming depends. What we call our "Full Farm CSA" is our plan for enabling our customers to move toward a full diet of homegrown food with us (and the Vegetable CSA is a smaller first step in the same direction.)

We'll have lots of cabbage at the Mocksville farmers market this afternoon (Wednesday) from 3:00 until 6:00. We'll also...
06/03/2026

We'll have lots of cabbage at the Mocksville farmers market this afternoon (Wednesday) from 3:00 until 6:00. We'll also have beets, peas, garlic, greens, herbs and lettuce.

We'll have a table full of local veggies at the Statesville Farmers Market from 8:00 until 11:00 Saturday morning. We'l...
05/30/2026

We'll have a table full of local veggies at the Statesville Farmers Market from 8:00 until 11:00 Saturday morning. We'll have carrots, shelling, sugar snap and snow peas, cabbage, garlic, chard, kale, Georgia collards, lettuce mix and head lettuce, beets, and fresh herbs.

Come out and celebrate the rain! See you Saturday morning.
05/22/2026

Come out and celebrate the rain! See you Saturday morning.

We'll be at the Statesville Farmers Market from 8:30 until 11:00 with lots and lots of snow peas. We didn't have snow t...
05/16/2026

We'll be at the Statesville Farmers Market from 8:30 until 11:00 with lots and lots of snow peas. We didn't have snow this morning but we did have a frost. May 15th and we had a frost! Thankfully we'd covered the sensitive crops and everything else was fine.
We'll also have fresh cut herbs, lettuce heads and mix, green garlic, sh*take mushrooms, chard, kale, collards, cabbage, beets and radishes. We hope to see you there.

Come see us Saturday morning for opening day of the Rotary Farmers Market, downtown Statesville. We'll have lots and lo...
05/09/2026

Come see us Saturday morning for opening day of the Rotary Farmers Market, downtown Statesville. We'll have lots and lots of fresh picked snow peas. We'll also have lettuce mix and head lettuce, turnip greens, mustard greens, kale, collards, garlic scapes and scallions, fresh herbs, some sugar snap peas and chard. We'll be set up from 8:30 until 11:00.

The forecast was calling for chilly nights this past weekend so we covered the sensitive crops with every piece of fabri...
05/05/2026

The forecast was calling for chilly nights this past weekend so we covered the sensitive crops with every piece of fabric we had. Our farm is low lying and our lowest gardens are very prone to frost. Thankfully, our efforts kept things safe.
We'll be at the Mocksville Farmers Market Wednesday afternoon. We hope to see you there!

We'll be at the Statesville Farmer's Market downtown from 9:30-10:30 Saturday morning. We'll have head lettuce and lett...
05/02/2026

We'll be at the Statesville Farmer's Market downtown from 9:30-10:30 Saturday morning. We'll have head lettuce and lettuce mix, spinach, kale, turnip greens, garlic scallions, herbs and a limited amount of strawberries. We hope to see you there.

We're trying to convince the spring crops that it is spring by keeping them as well watered as we can
04/16/2026

We're trying to convince the spring crops that it is spring by keeping them as well watered as we can

Baby fruit promises good things to come
04/15/2026

Baby fruit promises good things to come

We got the sweet potatoes all bedded this week so they can start growing slips. The corn cobs are separating varieties ...
04/05/2026

We got the sweet potatoes all bedded this week so they can start growing slips. The corn cobs are separating varieties - we're growing 30 different kinds this year. After this picture was taken, we covered the sweet potatoes with a thick layer of aged sawdust then covered the whole bed with old storm windows. We still have some sweet potatoes available for eating or for growing your own slips.

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Amberhill Road
Yadkinville, NC
27055

Telephone

+17045465074

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