Farms near Irmo, sc
We raise a variety of livestock and produce on the farm and are always growing in new ways! We currently have cows, sheep, goats, turkeys and both meat and egg producing chickens.... [more]
Paradise Acres Farm is a small family farm dedicated to producing fresh and naturally grown fruits, vegetables, eggs (chicken, duck, and turkey), chicken, turkey, duck, and goat for the local communit... [more]
We raise Brahman and Brahman-influenced cattle for seedstock as well as farm-to-table beef. We offer heifers and steers for sale as well as whole, half, and quarter beef shares.... [more]
Wil-Moore Farms is a small family farm business. Our desire is to produce healthy, nutritious food that you can feel good about eating.... [more]
Naturally-raised Lamb, Pork and Chicken. SC Certified Roadside Market on site. Gypsy Wind Farms' focus is raising a rare heritage breed of hair sheep called Barbados Blackbelly.
Pecan orchard owned and operated by Jeff Hunter. Orchard contains three varieties of pecans consisting mainly of Desirables, with some Cape Fear and Gloria Grande.
Mittenwald Farm is an organic fruit and berry farm in rural Kershaw County. The orchard includes the following heirloom crops: Pears Apples Apricots Plums Pomegranate Quince Paw Paw... [more]
Eagle House Farms is located in the rolling hills of central South Carolina. We follow sustainable and organic farming practices to grow heirloom varietals and to experiment with everything that inspi... [more]
Butter Patch Farms, LLC is a family owned farm/dairy using sustainable practices. We offer Raw Whole Jersey Milk and cage free brown eggs.Also available is grassfed Red Poll beef.... [more]
Founded in 1994, Whistle Top Farms is a second generation, family run farm currently owned by the Sandifer family in Gadsden, SC.... [more]
We are a first generation, family farm focusing on raising quality meats including beef, pork, lamb, and chicken.... [more]
Gravatt's gardening program began in 2009 with a few small garden boxes and a lot of hope. Of course, that first season ended up producing a basket full of tomatoes - and that was about it.