Ronnie's Berry Farm

✓ 2026 confirmed

📍 Angier, North Carolina

🫐 Berry picking📦 CSA shares🧺 Farm stand🍯 Honey🥬 Produce
Farm food📦 CSA shares 🧺 Farm stand 🍯 Honey 🥬 Produce
How to buyGot to Be NC, the state directory, publishes this description: "Ronnie's Berry Farm is a 30-acre family-owned and veteran-operated farm in Angier. Their mission is to deliver fresh, farm-to-table food through innovative, sustainable and environmentally responsible practices. Come pick your own berries, grapes and pecans, take home local honey, and join us for community markets, drive-in movie nights, and a monthly farm box featuring North Carolina farm products." Products as the directory lists them: Blueberries, Grapes, Craft Merchandise, Candles, Fiber/Wood Products, Health & Beauty, Honey, Blueberries, Other, Historic Buildings, Educational Seminars, Farm Work Experience, School Activities, Artisan Breads, Baskets, CSA, Fruits, Local Crafts, Specialty Food Products (honey, jams, jellies, pickles, sauces) Admission Info: See Social Site., Pecans, Honey.
Practices, in the farm's own wordsUSDA organic
Tillage & soilThis 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.
PricesA monthly CSA farm box starts at $40.
Good to knowHours as the directory publishes them: See Social for Current Seasonal Hours. Seasons the directory lists: Winter, Spring, Fall. How it sells, as the directory records it: Retail / Direct to Consumer, Pick Your Own, Farmers Market. The state directory publishes the town and postcode for this farm but not a street address.
AddressAngier, NC 27501

Where to pick it up

This farm publishes 1 pickup or delivery point away from the farm itself:

  • JoCo Community Market, 18409 NC 210 Hwy, Angier, on March 21, April 19, May 17, September 19, October 17, November 21 and December 5, 2026

Pickup schedules change between seasons. Confirm with the farm before showing up.

Verification

Last verified 2026-08-28 against these sources:

Seasons move with the weather. Check the farm's site or socials before visiting, and tell us if anything here looks out of date.