Here’s the weekly roundup from Watson Farms and your direct connection to your farmer. Enjoy the latest edition of Pasture Posts!

Spring Farm Day Was a Huge Success!

Thanks to everyone who came out for our Spring Farm Day! It was the largest crowd we’ve seen since we started hosting these events! Thanks to all the vendors as well!

We had a great time talking with customers, meeting new people, and showing you how we and why we use the methods we do.

Our next event will be on June 29th from 9am to 4pm as we participate in the Ag+Art Tour! Make plans to join us again!

Chicken has been re-stocked!

We had some successful processing days last week so now that Spring Farm Day is behind us we have gotten our chicken inventory updated.

Check out this page to see photos and videos of our pasture raised chickens and learn more about our methods.

**We have limited stock on some items so certain bundles are available to just Herd Members at this time.**

Watson Farms HD Customers

Pastured Chicken

These meat chickens are started in a brooder house for the first few weeks after hatching. Once they develop adult feathers they are moved onto pasture where they have shelter, fresh air, sunshine and a new “salad bar” every day. The once-per-day move helps the birds to ingest as much grass as possible and gets them away from yesterday’s manure. We process the chickens under a South Carolina poultry processing exemption for small farmers.

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UPS Customers

Tell a Friend!

It’s now easier than ever to Give $15 and Get $15 through our Referral Program. We don’t spend a lot of money of advertising, but rather we focus on producing products that people love and are willing to tell others about. So we depend on word of mouth to find new customers and ultimately to heal more land.

So in an effort to streamline this process we have made it easier to tell others (via email, Facebook, or Twitter) about Watson Farms. And it’s all automated on the backend, so you don’t have to rely on us to issue the store credits manually. Just head over to our Referrals Page and start sharing!

Start Sharing!

Thanks again for being partners in this endeavor of local, pasture-raised proteins that has truly transformed our farm.  We look forward to continuing this transition while serving you long into the future.

Sincerely,
The Watsons

Pasture Posts is written by Matt Watson.

Here’s the weekly roundup from Watson Farms and your direct connection to your farmer. Enjoy the latest edition of Pasture Posts!

All About Our Spring Farm Day!

Our annual Spring Farm Day is a great time for the whole family to come visit our farm, shop our store and local vendors, enjoy a hayride, and learn about our regenerative agriculture practices! Admission is free, so make plans to come out on this Saturday, April 20 from 10am to 2pm!

Vendors

Sweet Southern Farms – extracts, baked goods
Lucy Kate Baking Co. – baked good (including gluten free options)
Acres of Faith – sourdough breads
The Bearded Mother Truckers – handcrafted, small batch beard care line
White Wolf Rubs – handcrafted seasonings and rubs
Pottery by Amos – pottery
Gina’s This n That – keychains, wristlets and lanyards
Country Creation by Liz – jams/jellies, cheesecake jars, heat and serve meals
Kountry Splendor – handmade candles, wax melts, car freshies
Pawmetto Tails – handcrafted Biothane dog collars, leashes and bandanas
Ten Acres Ranch – bee farm with handmade soap, lip balms and more

Food Vendors

Hoppers Soul Food – wings, chicken strips, fish, shrimp, cheesesteaks, hamburgers, hot dogs, sides and drinks
Wandering Heifer – soft serve ice cream
Hobs Nuts – salted and cajun boiled peanuts
Sweetdawg Lemonade – fresh lemonade

Activities

– Wagon Hayrides – Join us on the wagon tour to see the animals and learn how we raise them and what makes us different, there will be two tours going about every 20 minutes, these tours will be given by Matthew and Gary the father/son owners of Watson Farms
– BOUNCE HOUSE!!! (we do ask that you stay with your child while they are in the bounce house for safety)
– Corn Box (big box with toys and corn for the kids to play in…this is always super popular!)
– Scavenger Hunt (grab a clipboard and pencil and go exploring…remember to look EVERYWHERE…even on the tours)

What do you need to bring with you?

– Sunscreen (wagon hayrides may be uncovered and they are out in the fields with no shelter)
– Bottled water or something to drink (we will have water and Gatorade available and the food vendors will have drinks as well)
– Both card and cash (some vendors may not be able to take a card and we don’t want you to miss out on some great goodies!)
– Camera and/or phone (we encourage you to take pictures of your family and share them with us by using #farmday2024)
– Comfortable shoes/clothes (we are a working farm so keep that in mind when getting dressed that morning!)
– YOU, YOUR FAMILY, YOUR FRIENDS, YOUR NEIGHBORS (help spread the word…this is always a fun day on the farm!!)

– We are a working farm and for the safety of your pets, our animals and others at the event we ask that you leave all pets at home. Service animals are allowed.

Where do you park?

We feel like this is going to be one of our biggest events ever! There should be plenty of parking if everyone works together. Here’s an aerial view to give you an idea of what we have in mind for efficient parking. If all of the yard parking is full then feel free to park along Colony Road!

Product Spotlight

Check out these Pantry Items that are on sale while supplies last!

Tell a Friend!

It’s now easier than ever to Give $15 and Get $15 through our Referral Program. We don’t spend a lot of money of advertising, but rather we focus on producing products that people love and are willing to tell others about. So we depend on word of mouth to find new customers and ultimately to heal more land.

So in an effort to streamline this process we have made it easier to tell others (via email, Facebook, or Twitter) about Watson Farms. And it’s all automated on the backend, so you don’t have to rely on us to issue the store credits manually. Just head over to our Referrals Page and start sharing!

Start Sharing!

Thanks again for being partners in this endeavor of local, pasture-raised proteins that has truly transformed our farm.  We look forward to continuing this transition while serving you long into the future.

Sincerely,
The Watsons

Pasture Posts is written by Matt Watson.

Here’s the weekly roundup from Watson Farms and your direct connection to your farmer. Enjoy the latest edition of Pasture Posts!

3,000 Layer Chickens Out to Pasture!

All of our layer chickens are now on the move! Check out this informative video to see how our eggs are different!

Spring Farm Day is Fast Approaching!

Our annual Spring Farm Day is a great time for the whole family to come visit our farm, shop local vendors, enjoy a hayride, and learn about our regenerative agriculture practices! Admission is free, so make plans to come out on Saturday, April 20 from 10am to 2pm!

Product Spotlight

Here’s a few products that we wanted to bring your attention to that you can save some money on!

Grass-fed Beef Brisket is $2/lb off!

Beef Bone Broth made from our grass-fed beef is $2 off! (That’s over 20% savings!)

We have an overabundance of small eggs right now because a new flock of pullets just started laying. Help us move these! They’re only $2.50/dz when you by a 15-dozen case of flats!

Tell a Friend!

It’s now easier than ever to Give $15 and Get $15 through our Referral Program. We don’t spend a lot of money of advertising, but rather we focus on producing products that people love and are willing to tell others about. So we depend on word of mouth to find new customers and ultimately to heal more land.

So in an effort to streamline this process we have made it easier to tell others (via email, Facebook, or Twitter) about Watson Farms. And it’s all automated on the backend, so you don’t have to rely on us to issue the store credits manually. Just head over to our Referrals Page and start sharing!

Start Sharing!

Thanks again for being partners in this endeavor of local, pasture-raised proteins that has truly transformed our farm.  We look forward to continuing this transition while serving you long into the future.

Sincerely,
The Watsons

Pasture Posts is written by Matt Watson.