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2023 Local Food Guide

ASAP’s annual Local Food Guide is the definitive resource for local food in Western North Carolina and the Southern Appalachians. Find hundreds of listings for family farms and farmers markets, as well as restaurants, artisan producers, and groceries that feature local food. Connect with farm experiences, like u-pick, farm stands, lodging, and more.

ASAP’s annual Local Food Guide is the definitive resource for local food in Western North Carolina and the Southern Appalachians. Find hundreds of listings for family farms and farmers markets, as well as restaurants, artisan producers, and groceries that feature local food. Connect with farm experiences, like u-pick, farm stands, lodging, and more.

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CSA Farms<br />

PG<br />

FOOTHILLS, NC<br />

(Burke, Caldwell, McDowell, Rutherford)<br />

46 A Way of Life Farm • • • •<br />

56 Hedge Family Farm • • •<br />

56 Her Heartbeat Farm • • • • • •<br />

63 Revival Garden - Design - Studio • • • • •<br />

PG<br />

HIGH COUNTRY, NC<br />

(Alleghany, Ashe, Avery, Mitchell, Watauga, Wilkes)<br />

46 Against the Grain • • •<br />

50 Creeksong Farm • • • •<br />

58 The Liars Table • • • • •<br />

64 Shipley Farms Beef • •<br />

66 Tumbling Shoals Farm • • • •<br />

PG NORTHEAST GEORGIA<br />

46 7M Family Farms • • •<br />

PG SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA<br />

photo by Julie Douglas, Tiny Bridge Farm<br />

56 Harvest Table Farm •<br />

Veggies<br />

PG TENNESSEE MOUNTAINS<br />

58 Lick Skillet Farm • •<br />

58 Little Mountain Microgreens • •<br />

PG UPSTATE SOUTH CAROLINA<br />

56 Growing Green Family Farms • • •<br />

Fruits<br />

Meats<br />

Eggs<br />

Flowers<br />

Season Ext<br />

Why Buy a CSA?<br />

Taste!<br />

You’re getting the freshest<br />

produce—most likely picked<br />

that same day.<br />

Know your farmer.<br />

You’re on a first name basis<br />

with the person who grew<br />

your food! Ask questions<br />

about what they’re growing<br />

and how they’re growing<br />

it. See how your support<br />

matters.<br />

Shorten your food supply<br />

chain.<br />

The food in your CSA box is<br />

traveling a much more direct<br />

route to your table than<br />

food you buy at a traditional<br />

grocery store.<br />

Eat healthier meals.<br />

A CSA encourages you to<br />

cook for yourself and your<br />

family and infuse your<br />

diet with a wide variety of<br />

vegetables and fruits.<br />

Try new things.<br />

Let farmers introduce you<br />

to new recipes or reconnect<br />

with old favorites.<br />

Eat with the seasons.<br />

Anticipate the first sweet<br />

strawberries of spring or<br />

summer’s juiciest tomatoes.<br />

Support what you value.<br />

Your commitment keeps<br />

farmers farming and<br />

strengthens our capacity<br />

to build a sustainable food<br />

system.<br />

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