DAISY BRANCH FARM
SUPERLATIVE FARM FARE
Bluffton, South Carolina
Daisy Branch Farm sprouted from the roots of Three Sisters Farm and upholds the tradition of superior organic produce, herbs, berries and pasture-based eggs.
Port Royal Farmers Market
Located at the corner of Ribaut Rd & Pinckney Blvd
Port Royal, SC 29935
WE WILL BE AT THE MARKET ON SEPTEMBER 21, 2024
PLEASE STOP BY AND CHECK OUT OUR OFFERINGS
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BASIL
SWEET, LEMON AND THAI
EGGS
SALAD MIX
EGGPLANT
AND SURPRISES
A Sampling of What We Grow
Our crops change with the seasons and vary with growing conditions- That’s the natural way!
Certified Organic assures that sythetic pesticides and bioengineered (GMO) seeds are NEVER used on our farm.
Our Way
Our growing methods are unique and go beyond organic standards.
Our Roots
Daisy Branch Farm launched its operation in 2024, but our story begins long before.
Daisy Branch Farm is the offspring of Three Sisters Farm and is operated by former partner of Three Sisters Farm, Mary Connor and her husband Barry Connor.
The farm is located on property held in our family since 1848. The name of our farm pays homage to Daisy Porcher Pinckney whose family branches have worked the same land for almost two centuries.
The Property, know as Calhoun Plantation, in turn passed to Daisy and Eustace Pinckney’s son Dessie and his wife, Olive who also farmed here. Following their deaths, it then passed to daughter Mary O and her husband Ed Merrick.
In 2004, working with the Trust for Public Lands and Beaufort County, a conservation easement was granted to the Beaufort County Open Land Trust ensuring that the property will be preserved for future generations and never commercially developed.
The properties in the conservation easement are home now to three farm operations-Daisy Branch Farm Slow Road Farm and UPick Daffodils.
OUR EGGS
Our hens enjoy their days on pasture before being secured in portable houses in the evening. These houses are moved around the 6-acre field. Livestock guardian dogs Ginger and Soco carefully monitor them throughout the day. The chickens feed on grasses, weeds, and bugs, and receive additional mash and grain. We also partner with a nearby beer brewery to feed our hens spent brew grain, preventing it from ending up in landfills.