Doko Farm is a sustainable, small, family farm, located in the Cedar Creek Community of Richland County, SC.
Joe represents the fourth generation of his family to farm this patch of land and we hope he will not be the last!
Guiness and Phoebe share a quiet moment. Guiness is our full-grown Guinea Hog boar.
Guinea Hogs are a small breed of heritage hog known for the amazing quality of their fat. Our hogs enjoy life at Doko Farm!
St. Croix Sheep and Narraganset Turkeys enjoy an autumn day on pasture.
Hatching day for our Narragansett Heritage Turkey poults!
Our Narragansett Heritage Turkeys are moved from the brooder to our mobile turkey chateau at about 4 weeks old.
Our young Narragansett turkeys get use to the sights and sounds of pasture in the mobile turkey chateau until they are 8 weeks old.
Our livestock have access to pasture all year long.
In 2024, Doko Farm celebrated 15 years of growing, learning, and serving our community.
Paw paw trees grow in our nursery before being added to our young food forest.
Saving seeds connects us to the land, the changing seasons, and past generations.
Tonks was an adorable puppy! Our Great Pyrenees Livestock Guardian Dogs help keep our livestock safe on pasture.
Buckeye chicks on hatching day! Buckeyes are a duel purpose heritage breed of chicken raised for both meat and eggs.
Hand painted mural adorns the side of our chicken coop.
Binks is one of our farm cats and excellent at rodent control, an essential role for any farm.
The Richland County Ag + Art Tour brings hundreds of people to our small farm each year. Our Locally Famous Chicken Races are a fan favorite
Joe is Doko Farm's bee keeper. We currently do not have any hives, but we are enjoying a wild hive of honey bees that live in the old oak.
A happy, and muddy, hog is ready to greet guests during a farm tour.
Our Great Pyrenees Livestock Guardian Dogs keep our livestock safe on pasture 365 days a year.
Rookie is a good boy! We couldn't have a pasture based livestock farm without our hardworking dogs.
