Meadow Cove Farm grows a wide assortment of seasonal vegetables, berries, fruits, shiitake mushrooms and chestnuts using organic and biodynamic practices. We sell our produce to individuals, small businesses, supportive restaurants and small grocers. We grow our produce year around in both the field and in unheated high tunnel greenhouses. We utilize captured rainwater to gravity feed irrigation water to our crops and use solar energy to power both our residence and farm. We welcome visitors to call and come visit our farm to buy the freshest possible produce and to see our production. We also offer short term rental accommodations in our "Sparrow's Nest Cottage" and our farm is available for hosting special events. During 2018, we will be transplanting nursery stock to various locations around our farm, maintaining and improving our wooded areas, caring for our farm animals, increasing our rainwater collection system, and constructing eco-friendly structures, including a solar powered walk-in cooler, as well as cordwood and Earthship buildings. Individuals interested in learning about these endeavors and practices are welcome to join us and participate on work days. Please visit our website at www.meadowcovefarm.net and contact us for further information.
260 Dula Springs Road
Weaverville NC
(Buncombe County)
P.O. Box #809
Weaverville NC 28787-0809
(Buncombe County)
Phone 828-658-0294
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Claudine Cremer
Co-owner
Phone: 828-658-0294
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Paul Cremer
Co-owner
Cell: 828-423-5476
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Dairy & Eggs
eggs
Farm Tourism & Events
farm tours, educational programs for school children, festival, celebrations, cabins, workshops
Flowers
fresh flowers, edible flowers
Fruits & Berries
blackberries, blueberries, cherries, figs, kiwis, persimmons, raspberries, watermelons, wineberries, black raspberries
Herbs
fresh herbs
Nuts & Seeds
chestnuts
Specialty Products
plants, landscape plants
Vegetables
arugula, asparagus, beets, cabbage, carrots, chiles, chinese greens, collards, cucumber, daikon, eggplant, garlic, green beans, hot peppers, kale, lettuce, mushrooms, mustard greens, okra, onions, parsnips, peas, pole beans, potatoes, radish, salad greens, salad mix, spinach, sweet peppers, sweet potato, swiss chard, tomatillos, tomatoes, turnips, summer squash, pumpkins, winter squash, rhubarb, sweet corn, ginger, turmeric
We're listed in ASAP's Wholesale Local Food Guide, ASAP's Farm to Business Trade Directory.
Visitors can see the solar collectors that provide hot water and electricity to operate our home and farm, our gravity fed rainwater irrigation system, the guineas that patrol our rows eating insects, our free-range chickens and our brush goats which eat invasive plants and weeds in our woods. We also have a large Koi and comet ornamental pond, two unheated high tunnel greenhouses and an unheated attached greenhouse for growing produce and herbs. Visitors can see shiitake mushroom production and a large variety of field grown vegetables and berries. Seasonal items are available for purchase to take home and enjoy fresh from our farm. Visitors can also participate in work days on our farm to learn about sustainability, food production and preservation, animal husbandry, alternative energy and construction. Please email or contact us by phone with your interests and to schedule a visit to our farm.
Organic (not Certified), Biodynamic, Wild Harvested, Humanely Raised, Permaculture
Sparrow's Nest Cottage
Two-bedroom, two-bath fully furnished house with kitchen, washer and dryer, situated on our farm. The cottage is one level for easy access and features an interior sunroom and outdoor picnic building. 30 day or longer vacation or short-term rentals are preferred. Visit our website to see photos of the exterior and interior of the house. We also accept scheduling for special events or reunions to be held on our farm, including weddings and farm-to-table gatherings. Please contact us by phone or email to discuss your interests.
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