Atkinson Milling
2025 verified · 2026 TBA📍 Kenly, North Carolina
🍗 Chicken🧺 Farm stand
| Farm food | 🍗 Chicken 🧺 Farm stand |
|---|---|
| How to buy | Got to Be NC, the state directory, publishes this description: "Since 1757, Atkinson Milling Company has been making stone ground corn meal products in Johnston County. What started as a small mill alongside the Little River over 250 years ago is now a popular regional brand. Along with corn meal, Atkinson's most popular products are it's mixes that are made on sight. Atkinson's Hushpuppy Mixes, Seafood Breaders, Chicken Breaders, Biscuit Mix and Stone Ground Grits are just a few of the many products that have made Atkinson's a brand loyal to thousands of home cooks and restaurants. Atkinson's also produces frozen hushpuppies, chicken pastry and the Eastern North Carolina staple - cornsticks. Look for us in your local grocery store or visit our office or website for more information on how and where to find our products. Thank you so much to all our customers." Products as the directory lists them: Dry / Baking Goods. |
| Tillage & soil | This farm has not published how it works its soil, so we are not going to guess. If you farm here, tell us and we will add it. See the farms that do say. |
| Prices | From the mill's own shop: fine yellow or white cornmeal $3.25 to $7.50 for the small sizes, white grits $4 to $9.25, hushpuppy mix $4 to $40, buttermilk pancake mix from $4.50, funnel cake mix $5.50 to $12, biscuit mix with butterflakes $5 to $46, chicken breader $4.25 to $39 and spicy Cajun seafood breader $4.25 to $9. |
| Good to know | How it sells, as the directory records it: Wholesale / High Volume, Retail / Direct to Consumer. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address. |
| Address | Kenly, NC 27542 |
Verification
Last verified 2026-08-28 against these sources:
- gottobenc.com · https://gottobenc.com/find-local/
- gottobenc.com · https://gottobenc.com/member-list/atkinson-milling/
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