Sandhills Farm to Table Cooperative

Sandhills Farm to Table Cooperative Delivery of fresh, local produce and artisan foods. A dynamic Sandhills of North Carolina grassroots project bringing the freshest local food to you.

Sandhills Farm to Table Cooperative was established in 2009 as a way to help farmers easily get their locally grown produce into the hands of neighbors in the community. We put together boxes with fresh, in-season produce grown by farmers in the Sandhills. Additionally, we have an online artisanal market with pastured meats, cheeses, honey, baked goods, and more. All products ordered go to your chosen "pick-up site" to pick up.

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1298 Crawford Road
Ellerbe, NC
28338

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Sandhills Farm to Table Cooperative was established in 2009 as a way to help farmers get their locally grown produce into the hands of neighbors in the community.

In the Sandhills, we are fortunate to have access to produce that is sourced from generations-old farms and gardens. This provides nutritious ways to feed ourselves and our families. As such, we are invested in our communities, making local foods accessible to Sandhills families and helping to secure a living for the next generation of farmers.

What We Offer

Sandhills Farm to Table (SF2T) offers handcrafted boxes of fresh, in-season produce grown by farmers in the Sandhills. Boxes are packaged by staff and volunteers, then delivered to customers’ homes or local “gathering site” of choice. Additionally, SF2T offers an Online Artisanal Market with pastured meats, cheeses, honey, baked goods and more. We work with Farmers and Artisans in this area to fill the boxes and online store so that you are truly supporting local agriculture, eating with the seasons, and keeping your dollars local.