Farms Near Orangeburg, SC

Orangeburg County Fairground Orangeburg

The Orangeburg County market operates at the county fairground, 350 Magnolia Street in Orangeburg. Growers from this Midlands farming county bring seasonal produce and goods to the fairground grounds. Check current market days and hours before visiting.

Orangeburg

Cannon Bridge Road Strawberries opens its stand on the south side of Orangeburg in mid-May, selling fresh-picked berries daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through the short strawberry season. The farm sits on Cannon Bridge Road southwest of town. Strawberry picking in the Midlands runs a tight window, usually spring into early summer, so early-season visits catch the best of the crop. Call ahead to check daily picking conditions.

Orangeburg

Right Choice, Fresh Start runs at 3310 Magnolia Street in Orangeburg. The name points to a health- and access-focused market bringing fresh local produce to the community. Confirm current days and hours before you go.

Orangeburg

ACE Basin Growers is a nonprofit food hub in Orangeburg, started in 2019 to help small and mid-size South Carolina farms reach wholesale buyers at no charge. Through its ACE Food Hub, it also runs FoodShare Orangeburg, a biweekly produce box built for SNAP and EBT customers and Healthy Bucks coupons. The organization ties into a statewide food-hub network and works closely with South Carolina State University's agriculture programs. Farmers and shoppers connect through the hub, not a storefront.

Orangeburg

Arant's Farm Fresh Produce grows pick-your-own strawberries on Charleston Highway in Orangeburg. Strawberry season in the Midlands runs from spring into early summer, and the farm sells both picked berries and by-the-row picking during that window. It's one of a handful of u-pick spots within a short drive of Orangeburg. Call ahead in spring to check ripeness and picking hours before visiting.

Saint Matthews

Edisto Blueberries grows blueberries on Longview Road near Saint Matthews, in Calhoun County along the upper Edisto River. Blueberries in the Midlands ripen through June and into July, when farms like this open for picking or sell them ready-picked. Details online are limited, so call ahead to confirm the season and whether you can pick your own.

Orangeburg

Henson Farms is an agritourism operation on Pin Oak Street in Orangeburg, in the Midlands. Orangeburg County farmland grows everything from row crops to produce, and small farms here open seasonally for on-farm sales and visits. Public details are limited, so contact the farm directly to learn what they grow and when they're open.

Branchville

Edisto Gold Honey in Branchville, South Carolina produces pure, raw, and unfiltered honey throughout the Lowcountry — also known as "Southern Gold." Taste the South, straight from the hive.

Bamberg

North

North

Livingston Farms, also listed as Woodford Produce, sells produce on Savannah Highway in the town of North, Orangeburg County. The area's sandy Midlands soil supports melons, greens, and summer vegetables sold at roadside stands.

Swansea

This listing is for Marvin Rish, a grower on Pine Plain Road near Swansea in Lexington County. Swansea sits in the sandy Midlands farm belt known for produce like strawberries, melons, and vegetables. No website or details are posted, so the farm is best reached directly to find out what's for sale and when.

Holly Hill

Horsecreek Apiaries & Honey Farms is a commercial beekeeping operation based on Shuler Belt Road in Holly Hill, running hives across South Carolina and Georgia. Beyond bottling pure raw local honey, the farm raises queens, sells honeybees to other beekeepers, and provides pollination services for peach, blueberry, and cotton growers. Bottled honey sells through the website and specialty grocers. The scale here leans professional, built around bees and crops as much as the jar on the shelf.

Gaston

Oak Grove Farms sits on Old Sandy Run Road in Gaston, Lexington County, in the sandy farmland south of Columbia along the Congaree floodplain. It's listed as an agritourism farm; crop details weren't posted online.

Blackville

Springfield

Phillips Garden grows produce near Springfield, a small town in Orangeburg County's row-crop and vegetable country. The name and listing point to a garden-scale grower selling fresh vegetables in season.

Shrock Family Farm, established 2015 by Brandon and Shelly Shrock in Selma, Indiana, grows a variety of vegetables on one acre and raises pastured chickens for eggs and meat with sustainable, environmentally sound practices. The 24-week CSA runs May through October, and the farm sells at Muncie's Minnetrista Farmers Market, the Fishers Farmers Market, and Market Wagon.

Vance

Meet Nathan Boggs: Owner/operator. Husband to Ghie Boggs. Known as “The Chicken Lord.” Nathan is a SC Army National Guard Veteran, Entrepreneurial Dreamer, and Native South Carolinian with no farm experience prior to starting Fili-West Farms. He is the farm’s primary researcher, designer, marketer, carpenter, field hand, & accountant. Nathan is married to the lovely Mrs. Ghie Boggs. Screen+Shot+2020-04-09+at+10.25.34+AM.jpg Meet Ghie Boggs: Owner/operator. Wife to Nathan Boggs. Known as “The Egg

Blackville

Weaver's Strawberries at Hopecrest Farm grows strawberries on Jones Bridge Road in Blackville, in the sandy soil of Barnwell County. Strawberry season across this part of South Carolina runs from April into May, sold pick-your-own and pre-picked. Berries peak fast in the spring heat, so check picking days before you visit.

Blackville

Healing Springs Strawberry Patch grows strawberries on Jones Bridge Road in Blackville, in Barnwell County near the well-known Healing Springs. Strawberries in this part of the state ripen from late March into May, the patch's main window. Beyond the name and location there's little online, so call ahead to confirm the picking season and hours.

St George

We create enjoyable, healthy, fun, sustainable food and share it with love in the Charleston and Summerville communities. Mission Wishbone Heritage Farms helps people rebuild a relationship with their food, where it comes from, how it is grown or raised, and how best to prepare it. We do this by establishing a direct relationship between the community and the land utilizing biodynamic, sustainable, and regenerative methods and being fully transparent. Practices Our farm plan is built on an inten

Columbia

Pelion

Pelion

Sandy Soil Farm sits on Pine Street in Pelion, in the sandy Midlands south of Lexington. The name points to the light, well-drained ground this stretch of Lexington County is known for, land that suits melons, peaches, and vegetable crops. What's grown and when to visit are best confirmed with the farm directly.

Eutawville

Hinnant Farm sits on Hinnant Road near Eutawville, in the Lake Marion country of Orangeburg County. Farms around this part of the Santee Cooper lakes grow row crops and produce and raise livestock. Details on this operation aren't well documented online, so contact the farm directly to learn what it offers and how to buy.

Holly Hill

Following in the footsteps of Walter's father who worked the land since 1948, Walter and Cathy Earley continued the history of family farming by starting a u-pick berry farm. After retiring in 2007 as a Department of Agriculture Conservationist, Walter and Cathy decided to open a nursery with plants, shrubs and trees for home landscapes. During that time, the area was not in a rapid growth pace as it is today in Berkeley County so they changed the focus to growing food and started with strawberr

Holly Hill

Hickory Bluff Berry Farm in Holly Hill, South Carolina opens its strawberry season with picking hours Monday through Saturday and Sunday afternoons, weather and availability permitting — call ahead before you come. The on-site farm store carries the harvest and more.