Lexington & Aiken Farmer’s Market

Hey Folks,
Whew! Has it ever been this hot!  I think I say that every year, but good gracious!  Have you ever wondered why we don’t have a national holiday for Willis Haviland Carrier.  Some of you might not know who this is because he hasn’t been given his just due – He is the inventor [...]

Grassfed & Pasture Finished Beef for Sale

If you are looking for locally grown grassfed beef in the Augusta, GA; Aiken, SC; North Augusta, SC and the Lexington, SC area, you’ve come to the right place.
Thank you for your interest.  We look forward to growing you “food fit to eat.”
Please take a look at the information below.   If you would [...]

Our Upcoming Schedule & Ordering Information

Hey Folks,
I wanted to let everyone know what our schedule will be the next few weeks. Again, thank you for all your support.
We did not attend any markets last week and again, we will not attend any this week – I did not anticipate the demand and as you know we are sold out.
Our Schedule:
We [...]

Thank You for Your Support!

Hey Folks,
I wanted to thank everyone for a very encouraging first week back last week. We had a great time at the Lexington Farmer’s Market, the Brickyard Market at Hammond’s Ferry and the Aiken Farmer’s Market. It went so well that we are already sold out of a few things and getting low [...]

Worming the Sheep

This is a video of a few of us worming the sheep. For those of you who are not familiar with this area – hot, humid, sandy loam soil – you would not know that it is virtually impossible to raise sheep without worming at least a couple times a year. My goal [...]

Moving Chicks from the Brooder to the Pasture

Folks, this video is for those who would like to see how we move the chicks from the brooder to the pasture. You’ll a get a pretty good look at the brooder and the pasture pens / electric netting set up in the pasture.  I apologize for its length – it may bore you to [...]

We are Busy at Legacy – Thank You!!!

It’s been a while since I have updated our website but I did want to let you know what all has been happening with Legacy Family Farm. Since my last update we’ve processed 120 broilers, put 148 out on the pasture, and ordered 200 more to be delivered this Friday. We were offered a booth [...]

Chickens in the Brooder – Two Weeks Later

Here’s the video I promised on an earlier post showing how much the chicks have grown in two weeks. I also mention a few helpful hints for anyone interested in doing this themselves.

Farm Blooper – Farmer vs. Ram

I thought it would be fun to share just one of the many “bloopers” we’ve had around here. If we had the video camera with us more often, we could probably fill up the blog with them. This is a video of me trying to flip our ram, Jerry, over on his back and [...]

Chicks in the Brooder

Here’s what we do when we first get the chicks – Take a look!

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About Legacy Family Farm

Legacy Family Farm is a local family farm in North Augusta, South Carolina, that believes in growing food the way God intended - naturally. Vegetables grown without synthetic fertilizers, harmful chemicals or pesticides. Animals raised on pastures with no hormones and no antibiotics.

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