Jennifer Myers
Owner
Crossings Farm
Crossings Farm in Lexington, North Carolina raises pastured chicken, woodlot pork and honey on a 200 year family farm, with an honor system farm store open daily that also stocks local raw milk.
Crossings Farm in Lexington, North Carolina calls itself a local beyond organic family farm, on land the same family has worked since 1928 and lived beside for over 200 years.
Jennifer and Ben Myers and their children raise pastured chicken, woodlot pork and honey, breeding the pigs on the farm and raising chickens from day old chicks, following the practices of Joel Salatin and Wendell Berry. They believe a healthy farm can produce great products without chemicals, antibiotics or hormones, and their Black Angus herd descends from cattle Jennifer's grandfather Weldon bred for more than 50 years.
The farm store runs on the honor system, open every day from 7:30am to 8:30pm, and the shelves mix their own meats, eggs and sunflowers with goods from farms they know personally, including Grade A raw milk from Lutheridge, local sourdough, cheeses and Carolina Gold rice. They also sell at the Lexington Farmers Market.
What they sell
- Pastured chicken
- Woodlot pork
- Raw honey
- Pastured eggs
- Chicken bone broth
- Chicken sausages
- Bacon
- Seasonal lettuce
- Cut sunflowers
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- No delivery
Meet the farm team
From the community
4.9
From 54 Google reviews
9 September 2026
A little bit of everything.
5 September 2026
Love this place, everything is wonderful. I love the hours ❤️
26 August 2026
Great place to get raw milk and other farm fresh items.
17 August 2026
Great little farmers market!
