Locally Grown, Soil Grown,
Vegetables, Fruits, Microgreens, Ginger and Turmeric
December 12, 2025 Update:
Stay tuned to this website and our Facebook page and Instagram (@gsfpbo) for information about our 2026 CSA. Find out how you can enroll in our Spring session which starts in April 2026. Our CSA is moving to a full choice model, and we’ll be accepting new members! Pick ups in Chapel Hill and Pittsboro, and points in between!
We hope you’ll join us to receive a weekly bag of the freshest, most delicious and nutritionally dense food available, grown in living soil by our family for your family! You can taste the difference!
We have 17 years of experience growing vegetables using organic practices (and beyond!) on our farm in Chatham County NC.
We embrace hope.
We practice resilience.
We believe in the power of community!
What We Do
We grow seasonal vegetables year around using regenerative practices on our farm 6 miles north of Pittsboro, NC. Vegetables grown in living soil are the only way to get the most nutritionally dense food possible. You can taste the difference because it is different from conventionally grown (using synthetic chemicals), or hydroponically grown (even if it contains the word “organic”) produce.
We sell our produce year around at the Thursday Pittsboro Farmers Market at The Plant on Lorax Lane, the Tuesday Fearrington Farmer’s Market in the Fall and Winter and to local restaurants. We have an online store which is open from time to time for pre-ordering veg to be picked up at one of our Farmer’s Markets.
We have a CSA with pick ups in Chapel Hill and Pittsboro. Information about the 2026 CSA will be posted in January 2026. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram (@gsfpbo) for the latest news from the farm.
Why Choose Us?
We believe all people should have access to delicious, nutritious, and ethically grown food.
- Regenerative Production Methods Used
- Living Wages Paid to Employees
- Community Funded Sponsored CSA Shares Available
- Vegetables Taste Delicious!
“Thank you for giving us even more to be grateful for, for making dinner better”
“It wouldn’t be possible for us to afford CSA shares this year without your contributions. My daughter and I say a version of grace before we eat, in part because gratitude increases appreciation. Thank you for giving us even more to be grateful for, for making dinner better.” S.
“I was flipping out…”
“…about how good your spinach was that I wilted to eat with my eggs at lunch. It was “e-mail sending” good.”
A.
“Thank you…”
“…so much for all you’re doing. Every day I thank you and your crew for the incredible food I’m eating.”
C.
Chatham County, NC Market Farm 