Sharon Hill Farm

05/28/2026

If you missed us yesterday no worries we are here today!! We will be set up at The Plow at 221 Hands Mill Hwy from 2pm-6pm! We have more today than yesterday! New things include honey and coffee today. See you there👋🏼

05/25/2026

An idea that started almost 2 years ago. How can we make local food more accessible for busy families during the week? Well….A farmers market on wheels! Although it is not completely finished yet we can’t wait to take the bus out! Come see us for our first trip out on WEDNESDAY 5/27 from 2-6pm at The Plow 221 Hands Mill Hwy, Rock Hill SC 29732. Our bus isn’t as beautiful as this picture, this is our inspiration idea hopefully it will look like this one day!!

We will have
🍗Chicken
🥓 Pork
🍳 Eggs
🥬 Sauerkraut
🍝Pasta & Sauces
🍞Bread
🧀Cheese
🍯 Honey
🐄 Milk
🍅 Produce

05/21/2026

Make your Memorial Day cookout awesome with some farm fresh pork!🇺🇸On sale through Sunday!

05/19/2026

Do you need eggs?🍳 No problem because we have plenty!! Take advantage of the deals we have going on right now

$6/dozen
$10/two dozen
$12/flat (2 1/2 dozen)

05/18/2026

Yes! Well said🫶🏼 Support local when you can!

Moving into the produce season I wanted to give some perspective. Farming is more than backyard gardening and a hobby. As wonderful as those things are for our own families and personal use, this is a way of life for some. People see a farmers market or a produce stand and there's a disconnect on how exactly that food got there. I just wanted to take some time to talk about what we do here and all the things that interpret costs for things that not only we grow but for other farmers too.
Our season here begins in January and not a dollar is made until April and that labor and material cost for this months in between cannot be free to be sustainable. There's a lot more than putting a seed or a plant in the ground and we have to steward our land, our business, employees, and families well in that cost. These are just a few things that are factored into the cost of local food without grants and government subsidies

• seeds
• greenhouse costs
• soil amendments
• irrigation materials and repairs
• water
• fertilizer
• equipment repairs
• fuel
• insurance
• harvesting
• washing produce
• refrigeration
• packaging
• labels
• bags
• ice
• coolers
• loading and unloading
• payroll or labor
• taxes
• store utility bills
• Square fees
• crop failures
• weather losses
• unsold produce
• and months of physical labor before a single dollar is ever made

Then after that we're competing with every chain grocery store that's passed on the way to us. We can never be the same price wise because we are not the same.

We grow with integrity and full transparency the way we want our food to be grown. No-till, no spray, and only amendments and fertilizers that the good Lord made. That's fighting off a lot of pests by hand or with fostering wildlife such as purple martins and other birds and predatory wasps, long hot summer days that start before the sun comes up, hauling, washing, cooling, packing, and finally bringing it to market. Rising food costs directly reflect rising material and fuel costs not greed. If our seeds cost more we have to adjust accordingly. If we have to pay triple shipping costs now on pots and irrigation materials we can't just take the hit for it. It's so terribly hard but we have to keep moving forward or we lose our crops. We also don't want to lose customers so I wanted to share what all goes into not just our farm but all of the other farmers and makers in our store.

Nobody gets rich farming for sure and it's something you only do if you love what you do and love people. Pray for us this year that we can do the work well and that our harvests will be abundant and that our communities value local healthy foods. We love y'all and just know we're all doing our best 💚.

04/18/2026

🌻 Today’s the Day! 🌻
The Main Street York Farmers Market is happening today from 9 AM – 1 PM at the Boney Insurance parking lot (14 E. Liberty St.) in York.

Shop local produce, fresh foods, and more while supporting our amazing local vendors! 🥕🍞🧀

Bring a friend and enjoy a beautiful morning downtown.

04/18/2026

Lots of places to find us today! We are restocked on chicken sausage, ground chicken, ground turkey and pork sausage! York Farmers Market
📍Boney Insurance Parking Lot 9am-1pm
14 E. Liberty Street York, SC

📍 Happy Cow Spring Shindig 9am-4pm
332 McKelvey Road Pelzer,SC

📍Frosty Farmer Winter Market 9am-1pm
225 S. Pleasantburg Road Greenville, SC

04/11/2026

04/07/2026

What better way to start spring break than stocking the freezer! Place your order online/email/text and we will get it ready for you!

03/20/2026

See yall Saturday!