Happy Cow Creamery

About Us

Carolina Farm Stewardship Association Tours
Saturday, June 2
1pm to 6pm

Sunday, June 3
1pm to 6pm
Happy Cow Creamery is a unique on-the-farm milk bottling operation offering high quality milk directly from its own dairy cows. Enjoy a tour of the paddocks where Holsteins graze and where no chemicals or chemical fertilizers have been used in over 22 years. Learn about our 12 Aprils grazing program. We take pride that our milk travels only 48 feet from pump to bottle! Tour features milk tastings all weekend!

Visitors are welcome throughout the tours, but formal trolley tours will be offered at 1pm, 2:30pm, and 4pm only - come early to ensure your spot.Registration for Happy Cow tours will be at the tour pavilion and will be on a first come, first serve basis.

Be sure to bring a cooler! The store will be open both days until 6pm!

Who's Your Local Farmer?
Did you know that the average food item travels over 1500 miles before it reaches your plate? Discover Upstate farms that are producing delicious meat, dairy, and produce - right here!

By touring local farms, you'll get an up-close and personal look at sustainable pasture-based livestock practices and learn how local farms are growing vegetables and fruits and using organic and sustainable methods. Make it a learning experience for the whole family!

$25 per carload or cycle group in advance, $30 per carload or cycle group on day of tour
or
$10 per carload or cycle group to visit each individual farm

Buttons and information are now available at Happy Cow Creamery

Go to www.carolinafarmstewards.org for information on what farms are included, their locations, and additional locations where you may purchase buttons for the tours.

From Grass to Glass

Happy Cow Creamery is a unique on-the-farm milk bottling operation offering high quality fresh milk directly from its own dairy cows. Whole Milk, Chocolate Milk, Cultured Buttermilk, and Strawberry Milk are just a few of the products offered at the on-site-store.

Printed with permission from the Greenville Journal