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Pasture Posts #271

Rain, Roots, and a Pork Blowout!

What a weekend it has been! We want to start off by saying a massive “Thank You” to everyone who came out for the Ag+Art Tour. If you were here, you know the morning started off a bit chilly with some early rain that had us wondering if we’d be giving tours at all!

But the rain let up, the sun peeked through, and we ended up with a fantastic turnout. It was truly encouraging to see so many people interested in seeing exactly where their food comes from. We did a record number of tours and met folks who traveled from as far as Beaufort and Greenville just to spend the day with us here in Lowrys.

Sausage Drawing Winner 

During the tour, we held a drawing for 10 pounds of our Mild Sausage. We had 36 entries, and we are excited to announce that Keith A. from Rock Hill is our winner! Keith, we will be contacting you soon so you can get that sausage cooking.


Why Pastured Pork Matters

During the tours yesterday, many of you were surprised to learn a sobering statistic: over 97% of pork in the United States is raised on concrete in total confinement. Most pigs never see a blade of grass, feel the sun on their backs, or get the chance to do what they were created to do: root.

Pigs are natural foragers. On our farm, they live in what we call a “savanna” environment—paddocks with plenty of shade and a buffet of volunteer forages like ryegrass and lambs-quarter. This lifestyle doesn’t just make for a happier pig; it results in a vastly different nutritional profile and flavor for the consumer.

If you want to see exactly how our pigs live, check out one of our all-time most popular videos below. It’s a simple walk-through of a paddock where you can see them enjoying the green grass and sunshine:


THE PASTURED PORK BLOWOUT EVENT

May 3 – May 31 (While Supplies Last)

To celebrate the season and get our nutrient-dense pork into more freezers, we are officially launching our Pastured Pork Blowout! These deals are live starting today and will run through the end of the month.

Please note that these bundle discounts are on top of the already built-in savings you get when buying in bulk.

Featured Bundle Deals:

A La Carte Savings: If you aren’t ready for a full bundle, we have deep discounts on individual cuts. Many are over 10% off, but the standout deal is our Pastured Pork Chops which are over 17% off their normal price.

Order for Home Delivery or Farm Pickup

Whether you are a regular or someone we met for the first time at the Ag+Art Tour, we invite you to taste the difference of truly pastured pork. Head over to the website to grab these deals before the freezers are empty!

Shop the Pork Blowout Now →

Your Farmer,

Matt Watson


Check out this ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review from Linda G.:

“We just enjoyed our first order. … We tried the pork first and it is comforting to know how carefully it’s been raised and processed. And I love that they deliver regularly in our area. I look forward to ordering on a regular basis.”

We would greatly appreciate it if you would be kind enough to leave us a review.  It helps first-time customers purchase with confidence.


Shipping Timeline and Store Hours

UPS Orders (all orders ship with insulation and dry ice):

UPS orders normally ship out on Mondays – Wednesdays.

Tracking: As usual, you will receive an automated email with a tracking link as soon as your order leaves the farm.

Farm Pickup (Always Free!):

If you are local, Farm Pickup is often the fastest way to get your products. Please wait until you receive an email stating that your order is Ready for Pickup (typically 1 business day after your order is placed) before heading over.

Farm Store & Pickup Hours:

  • Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 10:00am – 6:00pm
  • Saturday: 10:00am – 2:00pm
  • Wednesday & Sunday: Closed

Farm Store Address: 713 Colony Road, Chester, SC 29706


Thanks again for being partners in this endeavor of local, pasture-raised proteins that has truly transformed our farm.  We look forward to continuing this transition while serving you long into the future.

Sincerely,

The Watsons