South Carolina

Of the 4.8 million acres of farmland currently in operation in South Carolina, 573,421 acres have been allocated for permanent pasture and rangeland. This prime acreage provides ample space to accommodate the 310,000 cattle the state produces annually, as well as goats and hogs.

Of the 24,600 active farms, many of them dedicate their effort towards raising chickens. While South Carolina doesn't produce as many chickens as it's northern counterpart, poultry is still one of the highest yield livestock in the state, as is egg production. in 2021 alone, South Carolina's hens generated over 162.6 million eggs.

When it comes to livestock and eggs, pasture raised and farm fresh are the best money can buy. Sourcing from regenerative, sustainable farms ensures the highest quality nutrition from happy, healthy animals, just the way nature intended.