Experiences
Guided Farm Tour
About 60 minutes. Walk the rows, see the curing barn and high tunnels, and taste what’s in season. Families, schools and community groups welcome.
Book a tour →Plan Your Visit
Visit SV Farms USA
Come see where good food grows — tours and pickups by arrangement at our Sanford and Rocky Mount farms.
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Our Locations
Sanford: 1000 Cotton Rd, Sanford, NC
Rocky Mount: 3339 S Browntown Rd, Rocky Mount, NC
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Pickup Hours
By arrangement, typically Saturday mornings during harvest season. Hours shift with the weather and the fields.
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Farm Tours
Small-group tours for families, schools and community groups. Walk the rows, meet the team and see where your food grows.
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Get in Touch
Questions about produce, boxes or events? We’d love to hear from you.
sales@svfarmsusa.com
Farm Tours & Events
Small-group experiences and seasonal gatherings at the farm.
Education
School & Homeschool Field Trips
Hands-on learning about soil, seasons and where food comes from, tailored to the group’s age.
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Sweet Potato Harvest Day
Each fall we open the farm for a community harvest morning — dig, sort and take some home. Date announced by email.
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Gatherings at the Farm
Small celebrations, potlucks and community meetings with the fields as the backdrop. Ask us about availability.
Ask about hosting →Hours
| Saturday (harvest season) | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM |
| Farm tours | By appointment |
| Sunday – Friday | Closed |
Hours shift with weather and the fields — confirm before you come. sales@svfarmsusa.com
Before You Come
A few things that make a visit go smoothly.
Do I need to book a farm tour?
Yes — tours are by appointment so we can be in the field with you rather than mid-harvest. Use the contact form and we’ll confirm a time.
Can I pick my own produce?
Not at this time. Our crops are hand-harvested and cured by the farm team, but you’ll see the process up close on a tour.
What should I wear?
Closed-toe shoes you don’t mind getting dusty, a hat and water. The rows are uneven and there’s little shade in the field.
Are dogs welcome?
For food-safety reasons we ask that pets stay home. Service animals are always welcome.
Be the First to Know
Harvest updates, seasonal boxes, farm tour dates and community events — straight to your inbox.