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Rosebank Farms Moves Home to Kiawah River
John Denver said it best, “It’s good to be back home again, sometimes this old farm feels like a long-lost friend…it’s good to be back...
Wildflower Meadows Update for Winter!
Have you noticed how lush and beautiful the landscapes along Kiawah River Parkway have become? Jeff Snyder, our Chief Environmental Officer, is lovingly managing the wildflower...
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Fall Harvest: What’s in Season at Kiawah River?
Fall means the resurgence of some of our favorite things: sweater weather, college football rivalries, homemade desserts and of course, seasonal autumn produce. When temperatures...
Farm | Nature
New Homes at Kiawah River …for the Birds
Have you seen the birdboxes along the fences at The Goatery? The new additions to Kiawah River are courtesy of the Kiawah River Wildlife Conservancy (KRWC)...
Farm | Food
Southern Palate: JC’s Chili Recipe from Three Gates Cattle Farm
Low humidity and mild temperatures are a tell-tale sign that fall is here in the Southeast, which means pumpkin patches, bonfires, football and most importantly,...
Farm | Nature
How Kiawah River’s Wildflower Fields are Helping its Bees
If you are a nature-lover like so many of our Kiawah River residents, it’s time to make a beeline to the community’s bountiful wildflower fields....
Farm | Food | Nature | News
Living Outdoors: Explore The Goatery at Kiawah River’s Brand-New Creamery
Hay there! The Goatery at Kiawah River Farm has some un”baaa”lievable news. The farm’s creamery is officially open and ready to welcome visitors to their...
Events | Farm
Kiawah River’s Goats Head to Downtown Charleston for SEWE
Each year in early spring, artists, craftsmen, collectors and sporting enthusiasts flock to downtown Charleston to celebrate the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE). From Birds of...
Farm | Food
Seasonal Recipe: Chile and Honey Asparagus
Spring has sprung across the Lowcountry, bringing with it sunny, mild weather, bright palettes of floral blooms and a wide variety of delicious fruits and...
Farm | News
Meet Grace and Joy
We have two new residents at Kiawah River! Please help us welcome Grace and Joy, twin lambs born on Thanksgiving Day! The happy and healthy girls...
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An Insider Peek at Kiawah River Farm’s Refugia: Cows and Sheep
Refugia is becoming a popular methodology for raising livestock in the U.S. The term is connected to the concept of refugium, a geographical region that...
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Three Gates Cattle Company Launches Website
Here at Kiawah River, we are incredibly grateful for all our farming partners who maintain the health of our land and ecosystem, helping support our community as the Lowcountry region’s...
Area Guide | Farm
About Town: Farmers Markets Around Kiawah River
As the region’s first agrihood, Kiawah River features a working farm partnership with local Johns Island farmers complete with beef cattle, chickens, bees, produce, flower fields and...
Farm | Food
Introducing Spade and Clover + Citrus Arugula Salad with Radish and Citrus Supremes
Kiawah River Farm welcomes Spade and Clover, located at the neighborhood’s entrance. They specialize in farming fruits and vegetables that grow well in the Lowcountry’s...
Farm | Food | Nature
Notes from Nature: Beekeeping 101
At Kiawah River, we are buzzing to tell you about our resident beehives and how you can take up the hobby of beekeeping right in your own backyard. Kiawah River’s...
Farm | Food
What’s in Season: Peaches at Kiawah River Farm + Charleston Receipts Peach Meringue Pie
Come summer in the Lowcountry, finding a fresh peach isn’t much of a chore. Beginning in June and lasting for three glorious months, peach season offers abundant opportunities to enjoy the...
Farm | Nature
Tranquility of Nature: Spring Bouquet Tips with Jana Mendenhall of Bohicket Blooms
Spring bouquets bring out the vibrancy of the season in our homes at Kiawah River. We’re thankful that Jana Mendenhall of Bohicket Blooms is here at Kiawah...
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Kiawah River Farm Debuts Fresh Arrivals to Community Agriculture Program
Kiawah River Farm’s Community Shared Agriculture (CSA) program is launching this season! Kiawah River Farm is teaming up with local purveyors like The Goatery, Storey Farms, Sea...
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Storey Farms’ Homegrown Story
Jeremy Storey was a chef at Chicago’s elite three-Michelin-star restaurant Alinea before he traded in his apron to become a farmer, raising 3,000 hens at Storey Farms on Johns Island. Jeremy has a chicken coop at Kiawah...
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(Charleston Magazine) “Harvest Home: The Lowcountry’s First Agrihood Has Taken Root At The Kiawah River Development On John’s Island”
Kiawah River was recently featured in “Harvest Home,” in the November issue of Charleston Magazine. The article introduced Kiawah River as Charleston’s First Agrihood, a neighborhood that fosters farm-to-table...
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Living Outdoors: Explore the Goatery at Kiawah River Farm
Nestled among the lush farmland and glittering marsh flats of the Sea Islands’ landscape, Kiawah River embraces outdoor living by blending working farms with sustainability...
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Kiawah River Farm’s Kunekune Pigs, Donkeys and the Science of Refugia
Say hello to Kiawah River Farm’s new animals! Two donkeys and a passel of Kunekune pigs are joining us this summer, and they are bringing more than just playfulness to our...
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Introducing Kiawah River Farm
Life is sweet at Kiawah River, and it tastes even sweeter with the bounty of fresh flavors growing at Kiawah River Farm. Welcome to Charleston’s first...
Farm | Food
In the Kitchen: Maw Maw’s Carrot Cake Recipe
Written by Kelsey Jordan, Produced by Karissa Leung Easter at Kiawah River wouldn’t be the same without homemade desserts. Notably, the carrot cake has been a...
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New Kids on the Block: 60 Baby Goats Born at the Kiawah River Farm
Photos by Elizabeth Barry Kiawah River Farm welcomed 60 new baby goats this month, adding goats of all colors to The Goatery, Kiawah River’s goat farm! At...
