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]
Poultry - Laying Hens to Day old Chicks, Fresh Eggs and Hatching Eggs from some of our Heritage Breeds We are a family owned, woman run small farm located near the Edisto River in Dorchester County S... [more]
A family-oriented atmosphere while you shop for your local produce, meats, baked goods and other artisan items.
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]
We are a family owned and operated (since 2002) goat milk dairy and educational farm. In addition to Grade A Raw milk and farm fresh eggs we also offer educational field trips, farm tours and workshop... [more]
We are a regenerative farm with a focus on being a part of the climate solution. Our mission is to produce the highest quality food in a manner that is nurturing for the animal, healthy for the consu... [more]
Legare Farms offers a 150 vegetable share CSA. We also offer antibiotic and hormone free beef, pork, and chicken.... [more]
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]
At Rosy Hill Organics, we are a small family-run farm passionate about simple living, organic farming, and creating wholesome products with integrity.... [more]
We have been growing fresh fruits and vegetables here at the Bush-N-Vine since 1979. However, the Bush-N-Vine Farm has actually been in the Hall family for much longer---over 150 years!... [more]
Situated in the heart of the Carolinas on over 14 acres in York County, SC, we are a small family farm, specializing in vertical farming, organic no-till market gardening, and curated farm gifts.... [more]
We are a Century Farm (a recognition program of the N.C. State Fair) with the first land of the farm bought by Lewis Herring in 1893.... [more]
