• Clemson University Student Organic Farm
  Clemson University.  Buy seasonal organic vegetables, including heirloom varieties, by subscription or at a weekly farmer's market located at the farm (usually from early May through September). Clemson eggs and meat products are also available.    
• Upstate Food Co-op
  404 John Holliday Rd., Six Mile, 864-868-3105.  Member-based; work hours at store for greater food discount. Variety of foods that are local, organic, and/or conventional. Also, other household and personal supplies like paper products, cleaning and laundry supplies, deodorant, vitamins, etc.
• Farmers Markets
  Pendleton, Anderson, Seneca, Walhalla
• Denver Downs Market
  Located on the right side of Route 76 on the way to Anderson. Local vegetables and fruits in season, meat, grits, flowers in season, Other local and regional products plus Amish country items.
• Happy Cow Creamery, Located at 332 McKelvey Road in Pelzer, 864-243-9699, email trandairy@bellsouth.net. Store Hours: M-F 9:00 - 7:00, Sat. 9:00 - 5:00). Wide variety of products including local hog sausage, chicken, eggs, organic fruits/vegetables in season.
• Bee Well Honey Farm and Market, 205 Hampton Avenue, Pickens on Route 8. Across from CVS.  864-898-5122. Organic fruits and vegetables, local honey products, and more.  
• Upstate Farmers Alliance
  1038 Pinckney Road, Pauline, SC, 29374, 864-595-0344.  A small group of local family farms dedicated to the production and distribution of all-natural beef, chicken, turkey, lamb and other meats.  
• Produce Stands
  Sources vary, but some carry produce from their own farm or try to carry products from nearby states. Kathey’s on Route 76 & Redmond Brothers in Seneca are two good sources of local produce.

Local Farms

• Happy Berry Farm
  510 Gap Hill Rd., Six Mile, 864-868-2946.  Blueberries, figs, blackberries, grapes, and other fruits in season. See website for great recipes and links to local farmers.
• Harmony Dairy
  Located in Westminster. Map at their website.  Whole, lowfat, raw, chocolate, and buttermilk diary products.
• Hunter Farms & Greenhouses
  Eric & Kristi Hunter, 607 Jameson Road, Easley, 29640. 864-859-2978
• Rose Hill Plantation
  1906 Three Bridges Road, Easley, SC 29642. 864-859-6556. A u-pick (we pick sometimes) farm featuring some hard to find varieties - such as lemon cucumbers and other local food products like Happy Cow Milk, butter, cheeses, Split Creek Goat Cheeses. Open W-TH-F, but best to call or email ahead: 306-0303 or rosehillplanta@bellsouth.net.
• Split Creek Farm
  Evin J. Evans & Patricia Bell, 3806 Centerville Road, Anderson, 29625, Phone/fax: 864- 287-3921; info@splitcreek.com; goat milk products including cheeses, fudge, and milk
• Perdue’s Mountain Fruit Farm
  Hwy 11, 4 miles east of Route 25, Travelers Rest, Office: 864- 244-5809 Farm Market: 864-895-5002; perdueapple@aol.com
• NEW!  Oconee Bells Family Farm, Westminster, SC Farming Organically since 2005, now located in Oconee County S.C. We raise all vegetables and lettuces using 100% organic and sustainable practices. We have CSA shares available for 2009 season. Call Garry Wallace at 404-786-6502
• Beechwood Farm
  Billy & Elizabeth Ledford, 102 Beechwood Rd, Marietta 29661, 864-836-3944; 836-6075
• Hagood Mill
  Ed Bolt, 3 miles north of Pickens off Hwy 178, 138 Hagood Mill Rd, Pickens, 29671, 864-898-2936
• Broken Wing Farm
  Bill & Holly Welch, 331 Penson Rd Honea Path 29654, 864-275-8801, brokenwingfarm@msn.com
• The Nut House
  Joe C. Watson, 505 Main Street, Ridge Spring, SC 29129, 803-685-5335,
• M &M Dairy
  460 Dairy Farm Road, Westminster, 29693, 864-710-1663 Have Grade A raw Holstein milk
• Watsonia
  3755 Highway 23, Monetta, 29105, 803-685-7035; peaches, plums, organic squash, pickling cucumbers, peppers, egg plants, collards, winter squash