

Small-batch raw wildflower honey from a two-person apiary on the banks of the Ogeechee River.

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Certified Naturally Grown CSA farm offering pasture-raised eggs, vegetables, fruits, mushrooms, and meat goats.
Foster Brady Farm is a fifth-generation family farm that has operated on the same land since 1860. Farmer Clay and his wife Paula began transitioning the property to sustainable practices in 2009, and Clay became a full-time farmer in 2011. The farm grows a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, herbs, and mushrooms, and also raises laying hens and meat goats. Products are available through a CSA subscription, direct purchase, and wholesale to local restaurants, grocers, and organizations. The farm's reconstructed historic village also serves as a venue for weddings and photo shoots. Learn more on their About Page.
Foster Brady Farm holds Certified Naturally Grown (CNG) certification for its produce and protein. The farm sources layer feed from a regional, USDA Organic farm rather than non-GMO feed, supporting aligned land stewardship values. Laying hens are housed in mobile coops built partly from salvaged farm materials and are rotated across garden plots and pastures every few days, protected by portable electric fencing. A portion of the propagation house is dedicated to growing native plants, including Chickasaw Plum, Muscadines, Blackberries, Common Persimmon, and pollinator species such as Milkweed and Bee Balm, to support biodiversity and beneficial insect habitat. Bat houses are installed throughout the property for natural pest control. The farm has received USDA grants to support production expansion and invasive species management.
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