Frequent Asked Questions

Yes! Wholesale is available for customers, farm stands, restaurants, and other stores from the Aiken location. Wholesale is available for pickup from the farm in North SC by appointment only. Please call, email, or message our Facebook page for inquiries.

No.

All sales are final except in the case of special circumstances. Substitutions or replacements will be offered as an alternative if possible.

Pre-orders for fish require a 50% nonrefundable deposit. If the customer fails to pick up the order or communicate time delays and reschedules with McCurley Farms, then the deposit is kept. However, if the fish selection is not available, then refunds will be given. If purchasing online, full price is obtained and then only 50% will be refunded if the customer no-shows or fails to communicate within a timely manner.

We are a conventional farm using conventional chemicals. This includes a mix of organic and regular chemicals. All of our chemicals are USDA approved and university tested for safety. We treat our crops based upon university research and schedules. Everyone, including our children and grandchildren, are free to eat anything straight off the plants.

Primarily the Aiken location, but there is an option to pick up at our farm in North, SC.

The hogs are raised in pens but are also used for clearing up brush so they can forage as necessary. They are fed a daily ration, so we know they have adequate nutrition for growth and development. They are allowed and encouraged to root the ground as a free animal would. The hog pens are periodically moved to allow them more access to brush and grasses. The steers are pasture raised and fed a ration as well. They have complete access to grass but receive a daily ration to ensure they have adequate nutrition. Our animals are not medically treated unless necessary.

The chickens are kept in a large pen, approximately an acre in size. They are free range and receive a laying pellet (food) to ensure adequate nutrition.

We are known as one of the largest family farms in South Carolina. We grow and harvest everything we sell. When we cannot keep up with demand, we do support our neighbor farmers and the locals in nearby states, to sell their excess harvest and supplement demands.