Hampton County, South Carolina: Farm & Ranch Directory
6 farm and ranch listings in Hampton County, South Carolina, grouped by category below.
Events in Hampton County
- Ag + Art Tour Hampton County
Held each year; the most recent Hampton County farms joined the Ag + Art Tour on May 30, 2026, with Lexington and McCormick counties.
Hampton, SC | Organizer: SC Ag + Art Tour Official event details
Organizations in Hampton County
- Hampton Conservation District
Hampton Conservation District is the local soil and water conservation district for Hampton County, working from 915 Elm St West in Hampton. The district board meets every second Monday of the month, starting at 6:00 pm, at Lowcountry Seafood in Varnville, SC.
915 Elm St West, Hampton, SC 29924 | (803) 943-2586, ext 3
Farmers Markets & Farm Stands in Hampton County
- AKR Farms Produce
Hicksville Road farm stand in Early Branch open seven days a week with weekday hours of 10 am to 5 pm.
818 Hicksville Rd, Early Branch, SC | 843-599-2161 - Drawdy Farms
Elm Street West produce stand in Hampton open Monday through Saturday from 9 am to 7 pm.
815 Elm St W, Hampton, SC | 803-842-1462 - Hampton County Farmers Market
Market on Highway 278 in Hampton open Wednesday mornings and Saturdays from May through December.
Highway 278, Hampton, SC 29924 | 803-859-5343
Ag Education in Hampton County
- Clemson Extension Hampton County Office
Clemson Extension office in Hampton on Walnut Street East, the contact point for Hampton County farm advice, horticulture questions and youth programs.
12 Walnut St. E, Hampton, SC 29924 | (803) 943-3427 Website
Helpful Guides for Hampton County
- South Carolina Conservation Districts
How South Carolina's 46 Soil and Water Conservation Districts work: five-member boards, four-year terms, the petition to run, equipment rentals, Local Work Group meetings, Envirothon, and how to find your district.
- Clemson Cooperative Extension in South Carolina
A practical guide to Clemson Cooperative Extension: offices in all 46 South Carolina counties, 4-H for ages 5 to 18, livestock and forage programs, soil testing through county offices, Master Gardeners, and how to find your county office.
