Newberry, sc

Farms near Newberry, sc

Chester, South Carolina

USDA Certified Organic Vegetables Flowers: At Wild Hope Farm, we are passionate about bringing high-quality, organic food into our local communities through sustainable farming.... [more]

SENECA, South Carolina

Thanks for stopping by! Tired of not knowing where your food comes from, what is in your food, and not knowing your farmer.... [more]

Hendersonville, North Carolina

Welcome to GreenHaven Farm—where every sunrise brings opportunity and purpose. At GreenHaven, we live and breathe regenerative, ethical farming.

Newberry, South Carolina

Falling Ponds Farm is just outside of Newberry, SC. We have about 37 acres which is mostly woods. Our gardens take up up about 15,000 square feet.... [more]

Blythewood, South Carolina

Doko Farm specializes in pasture-raised heritage meats and no-spray garden starts. Our heritage breeds include: American Guinea Hogs, St.... [more]

Edgefield, South Carolina

Breezy Knolls Farms concentrates on quality grass fed, pasture raised cattle from heritage breed registered Australian Lowline, known in the US as American Aberdeen Angus.... [more]

Woodruff, South Carolina

Located in Woodruff, South Carolina, Dirt Grit Farm is a family-owned agritourism destination and U-pick flower farm.

Blackstock, South Carolina

Streeter Heritage Farms is a family-run, farrow-to-finish operation in Chester, SC, raising heritage Red Wattle pigs on pasture and in the woods.... [more]

Great Falls, South Carolina

We are a family that decided over five years ago to leave the hustle and bustle of our lives in Myrtle Beach, SC.... [more]

Spartanburg, South Carolina

Hi were a family owned and operated farm ... Raising delicious NON GMO cornish cross ... LET'S NOT forget soy free..... [more]

Spartanburg, South Carolina

We just made a BIG move to our NEW farm in Spartanburg! So many exciting NEW things to come😍 Alittle bit about us...... [more]

North, South Carolina

We are a family run farm located in the small town of North, SC. We grow conventional seasonal vegetables and fruit: squash, cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, strawberries, blackberries, beans/peas and mo... [more]