Holley Farms
2025 verified · 2026 TBA📍 Jefferson, South Carolina
| Season & 2026 dates | The state lists the dates open as Friday & Saturday by appointment; Please contact for specific dates. |
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| How to buy | Holley Farms was established 1909 when James M Holley bought the land and set up a homestead. One of his sons, Kay Holley, continued to farm as a homestead and added cotton for a source of income. All three of Kay's sons, Jimmy, Gerald, and Kay Franklin, continued to farm, moving from cotton to soybeans after the boil weevil migrated into the area. After two long, dry summers Jimmy and Gerald decided to move into cattle. starting with Charolais, before moving to Simmental, to Santa Gertrudis, and now Black Angus. Today the farm raises grass-fed, grass-finished beef and is still managed by Gerald and run by his sun and 4th generation farmer, Thomas. |
| Tillage & soil | This farm has not published how it works its soil, so we are not going to guess. If you farm here, tell us and we will add it. See the farms that do say. |
| Good to know | On the South Carolina Department of Agriculture's own agritourism farm list. The state lists these attractions: Animal Display & Demonstrations, Farm Work Experience, Historic Buildings, Tours - Guided. |
| Address | 1549 White Plains Church Road, Jefferson, SC 29718 |
Verification
Last verified 2026-08-28 against these sources:
- agriculture.sc.gov · https://agriculture.sc.gov/find-local/agritourism/
- agriculture.sc.gov · https://agriculture.sc.gov/agritourism-farm/holley-farms/
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