
White Oak Pastures works in cooperation with nature to produce premium quality beef that is healthy, nutritious, and good to eat. Care is given to ensure that all of our production practices are economically practical, ecologically sustainable, and that the animals are always humanely treated. We never falter in our determination to conduct our business in an honorable manner. The cattle are allowed to roam our pastures and graze freely on sweet native grasses all of their lives.

Geechie Boy Mill and Market is located on Edisto Island and run by Greg Johnsman. He and his family farm many acres on Edisto in addition to Milling Corn into Grits and Cornmeal. They also operate a full service market open to the public. Geechie Boy provides us with a wide variety of Heirloom vegetables including, Tomatoes, Garlic rounds, Melons, Peaches, Berries and Chestnuts. They are always on the look out for different varieties of Heritage seeds to grow and distribute to Low Country restaurants and residents.

Texas Olive Ranch 100% Pure Texas Extra Virgin Olive Oil is pressed from arbequina variety olives grown at our ranch. The arbequina variety was developed in Spain and is especially suitable for growing in the sandy loam soil of the Middle Rio Grande Valley, where the climate is very similar to southern Spain. In addition to the arbequina variety, we grow two other varieties: arbosana, also Spanish in origin; and a Greek variety, koroneiki.

We are a family owned and operated commercial snapper grouper fishing boat and seafood dealer located in Charleston, South Carolina. Captain Mark Marhefka has been fishing the Southeastern waters since 1979. We specialize in keeping fresh, sustainably caught seafood local. We sell our fresh catch to the finest restaurants in Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Columbia, and Greenville, South Carolina. The Fishing Vessel Amy Marie is a 39 foot “#1 Hull” fiberglass boat.

In 1924, Claud Hatcher overheard a route salesman describing a competitor’s bottle size as being “knee-high”. This was the beginning of a line of fruit-flavored soft drinks called Nehi.

Started in 1917 in Salisbury, NC, this cherry flavored soft drink is the oldest continuing soft drink company still run by the same family