“Established in 2010, the Fat Radish Farm has been growing rapidly. Using regenerative agricultural practices above and beyond organic methods, with no poisonous sprays ever, organic or otherwise. Our aim is to get back to the roots and supply people with good wholesome food straight from the ground. We work with nature, not against it.”

Fat Radish Farm is a proud active member of the WWOOF organization, hosting more and more visitors every month. "Worldwide Opportunities of Organic Farms, USA (WWOOF-USA) is a part of a worldwide effort to link visitors with organic farmers, promote an educational exchange, and build a global community conscious of ecological farming practices. Become a member today and gain full access to our network of organic farms." Above you'll find pictures click here from some our recent visitors! For more information on WWOOF please visit www.wwoofusa.org
 

Mentioned in Our State magazine for supplying produce to local chefs. 
Special mention in Our State magazine for supplying fresh produce to local chefs. 

Special mention in Our State magazine for supplying fresh produce to local chefs. 

 
 
It was a heat exhaustion kind of day. Beard had to go! Stache or slash? 🤣 #mustache #selfie
It was a heat exhaustion kind of day. Beard had to go! Stache or slash? 🤣 #mustache #selfie
It sure pollened a lot yesterday! Literal yellow clouds of pollen. 🤧#pollen #fatradishfarm
It sure pollened a lot yesterday! Literal yellow clouds of pollen. 🤧#pollen #fatradishfarm
Happy Spring y’all! First carrots of the year. 🥕 • #spring #equinox #carrots #NC #organic #farm #fatradishfarm #frf
Happy Spring y’all! First carrots of the year. 🥕 • #spring #equinox #carrots #NC #organic #farm #fatradishfarm #frf
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! May your plants grow green and your harvest be full of luck.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! May your plants grow green and your harvest be full of luck.
We are so excited that @freshlevant is serving our pastured organic chicken for International Women’s Day! Thanks to women like Anita for supporting small regenerative family farms! Thanks to Niti @nitithefarmacist for constantly striving to bring back small regenerative farm! It has been almost a decade since Greta the Bosslady (aka Greta the Mom) made a risky decision to invest in producing local clean food. Cheers to all the women involved in creating a sustainable, local, clean food system, we couldn’t do it without y’all! 🥂 #FreshLevant #internationalwomensday #businesswoman #organic #pastureraised #chicken #supportsmallbusiness #local #restaurant #farm #farmtotable #regenerativeagriculture #farmtofork #fatradishfarm #frf
We are so excited that @freshlevant is serving our pastured organic chicken for International Women’s Day! Thanks to women like Anita for supporting small regenerative family farms! Thanks to Niti @nitithefarmacist for constantly striving to bring back small regenerative farm! It has been almost a decade since Greta the Bosslady (aka Greta the Mom) made a risky decision to invest in producing local clean food. Cheers to all the women involved in creating a sustainable, local, clean food system, we couldn’t do it without y’all! 🥂 #FreshLevant #internationalwomensday #businesswoman #organic #pastureraised #chicken #supportsmallbusiness #local #restaurant #farm #farmtotable #regenerativeagriculture #farmtofork #fatradishfarm #frf
I stumbled upon some daffodils springing from the forest floor on this cold and dreary day. They bring a sense of brightness to a damp and dormant woods. I came across them as I was scouting out a perimeter fence on the farm. I need the fence to keep ‘bad’ (aka chicken killing) animals out and my wandering ones (aka dogs) inside. To install the fence, I first have to clear a line through the woods. I’ve been thinning this area for many years because the wisteria has become invasive. It is a massive vine with amazing smelling flowers. When it blooms in spring, this is one of the best smelling places I have ever been! You can see the vines hanging from trees, carpeting the ground and pushed into a pile on top of the daffodil bulbs. (Oops) Unfortunately it has taken over and is killing massive old trees and other vegetation. This is bad for the ecosystem, so I’m trying to contain it as naturally as I can. These daffodils are just another benefit of not using poisonous herbicides or disturbing the soil when dealing with weeds. As we clear the area, we leave all the organic matter in place so it decomposes and continues to feed the many forms of life in the soil from worms and insects to bacteria and fungi. All of this life is necessary for a healthy forest, healthy animals, healthy food, a healthy planet and a healthy you! The organic material also acts as a blanket, protecting the soil structure and the life within it from harsh environmental extremes. Our agricultural and development practices over the last century have thrown this equilibrium of life off balance. We believe in restoring this balance instead of using poisons and harsh chemicals. We introduce beneficial insects, fungi and other microorganisms. We add organic matter, compost and natural amendments to continually feed this life. We believe it is better to work with nature! We are constantly learning and striving to be a completely regenerative farm to produce the healthiest clean food possible for you. #daffodils #bulb #flowers #blooming #forest #soil #regenerativeagriculture #herbicidefree #poisonfree #farm #notill #sustainable #weed #control #invasivespecies #wisteria #fatradishfarm #frf
I stumbled upon some daffodils springing from the forest floor on this cold and dreary day. They bring a sense of brightness to a damp and dormant woods. I came across them as I was scouting out a perimeter fence on the farm. I need the fence to keep ‘bad’ (aka chicken killing) animals out and my wandering ones (aka dogs) inside. To install the fence, I first have to clear a line through the woods. I’ve been thinning this area for many years because the wisteria has become invasive. It is a massive vine with amazing smelling flowers. When it blooms in spring, this is one of the best smelling places I have ever been! You can see the vines hanging from trees, carpeting the ground and pushed into a pile on top of the daffodil bulbs. (Oops) Unfortunately it has taken over and is killing massive old trees and other vegetation. This is bad for the ecosystem, so I’m trying to contain it as naturally as I can. These daffodils are just another benefit of not using poisonous herbicides or disturbing the soil when dealing with weeds. As we clear the area, we leave all the organic matter in place so it decomposes and continues to feed the many forms of life in the soil from worms and insects to bacteria and fungi. All of this life is necessary for a healthy forest, healthy animals, healthy food, a healthy planet and a healthy you! The organic material also acts as a blanket, protecting the soil structure and the life within it from harsh environmental extremes. Our agricultural and development practices over the last century have thrown this equilibrium of life off balance. We believe in restoring this balance instead of using poisons and harsh chemicals. We introduce beneficial insects, fungi and other microorganisms. We add organic matter, compost and natural amendments to continually feed this life. We believe it is better to work with nature! We are constantly learning and striving to be a completely regenerative farm to produce the healthiest clean food possible for you. #daffodils #bulb #flowers #blooming #forest #soil #regenerativeagriculture #herbicidefree #poisonfree #farm #notill #sustainable #weed #control #invasivespecies #wisteria #fatradishfarm #frf
Folks may be getting crabby over winter, spring is just around the corner. #crabapple #tree #blooming in #winter #springiscoming #fatradishfarm #frf
Folks may be getting crabby over winter, spring is just around the corner. #crabapple #tree #blooming in #winter #springiscoming #fatradishfarm #frf
Cold and beautiful Sunday morning sunrise. #cold #sunday #sunrise #organic #farm #FatRadishFarm #FRF #NorthCarolina #local
Cold and beautiful Sunday morning sunrise. #cold #sunday #sunrise #organic #farm #FatRadishFarm #FRF #NorthCarolina #local
Our newest #flock of baby #chicks hatched by @emilyrothrock Thanks! This super tiny one with racing stripes is my favorite! #baby #chickens #organic #feed #regenerativeagriculture #local #nc #farm #incubator #hatch soon to be on #pasture #fatradishfarm #frf
Our newest #flock of baby #chicks hatched by @emilyrothrock Thanks! This super tiny one with racing stripes is my favorite! #baby #chickens #organic #feed #regenerativeagriculture #local #nc #farm #incubator #hatch soon to be on #pasture #fatradishfarm #frf
Nice #sunset last night. Stocking the store in #ChapelHill today with #babygreens #eggs and #chicken #local #organic #farm #FatRadishFarm
Nice #sunset last night. Stocking the store in #ChapelHill today with #babygreens #eggs and #chicken #local #organic #farm #FatRadishFarm
It was a heat exhaustion kind of day. Beard had to go! Stache or slash? 🤣 #mustache #selfie It sure pollened a lot yesterday! Literal yellow clouds of pollen. 🤧#pollen #fatradishfarm Happy Spring y’all! First carrots of the year. 🥕 • #spring #equinox #carrots #NC #organic #farm #fatradishfarm #frf Happy St. Patrick’s Day! May your plants grow green and your harvest be full of luck. We are so excited that @freshlevant is serving our pastured organic chicken for International Women’s Day! Thanks to women like Anita for supporting small regenerative family farms! Thanks to Niti @nitithefarmacist for constantly striving to bring back small regenerative farm! It has been almost a decade since Greta the Bosslady (aka Greta the Mom) made a risky decision to invest in producing local clean food. Cheers to all the women involved in creating a sustainable, local, clean food system, we couldn’t do it without y’all! 🥂 #FreshLevant #internationalwomensday #businesswoman #organic #pastureraised #chicken #supportsmallbusiness #local #restaurant #farm #farmtotable #regenerativeagriculture #farmtofork #fatradishfarm #frf I stumbled upon some daffodils springing from the forest floor on this cold and dreary day. They bring a sense of brightness to a damp and dormant woods. I came across them as I was scouting out a perimeter fence on the farm. I need the fence to keep ‘bad’ (aka chicken killing) animals out and my wandering ones (aka dogs) inside. To install the fence, I first have to clear a line through the woods. I’ve been thinning this area for many years because the wisteria has become invasive. It is a massive vine with amazing smelling flowers. When it blooms in spring, this is one of the best smelling places I have ever been! You can see the vines hanging from trees, carpeting the ground and pushed into a pile on top of the daffodil bulbs. (Oops) Unfortunately it has taken over and is killing massive old trees and other vegetation. This is bad for the ecosystem, so I’m trying to contain it as naturally as I can. These daffodils are just another benefit of not using poisonous herbicides or disturbing the soil when dealing with weeds. As we clear the area, we leave all the organic matter in place so it decomposes and continues to feed the many forms of life in the soil from worms and insects to bacteria and fungi. All of this life is necessary for a healthy forest, healthy animals, healthy food, a healthy planet and a healthy you! The organic material also acts as a blanket, protecting the soil structure and the life within it from harsh environmental extremes. Our agricultural and development practices over the last century have thrown this equilibrium of life off balance. We believe in restoring this balance instead of using poisons and harsh chemicals. We introduce beneficial insects, fungi and other microorganisms. We add organic matter, compost and natural amendments to continually feed this life. We believe it is better to work with nature! We are constantly learning and striving to be a completely regenerative farm to produce the healthiest clean food possible for you. #daffodils #bulb #flowers #blooming #forest #soil #regenerativeagriculture #herbicidefree #poisonfree #farm #notill #sustainable #weed #control #invasivespecies #wisteria #fatradishfarm #frf Folks may be getting crabby over winter, spring is just around the corner. #crabapple #tree #blooming in #winter #springiscoming #fatradishfarm #frf Cold and beautiful Sunday morning sunrise. #cold #sunday #sunrise #organic #farm #FatRadishFarm #FRF #NorthCarolina #local Our newest #flock of baby #chicks hatched by @emilyrothrock Thanks! This super tiny one with racing stripes is my favorite! #baby #chickens #organic #feed #regenerativeagriculture #local #nc #farm #incubator #hatch soon to be on #pasture #fatradishfarm #frf Nice #sunset last night. Stocking the store in #ChapelHill today with #babygreens #eggs and #chicken #local #organic #farm #FatRadishFarm