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Welcome to Carolina Holistic Tea Farm

     Our goal is to grow quality organic herbs using sustainable practices. From our farm to your cup, we cultivate wellness.​

     It is important to know how and where your herbal teas are grown and produced, ensuring safe herbal practices. We are an herb farm, operating in the Midlands of South Carolina.​ Danielle Smith (pictured below) is CHF's owner/operator that crafts and blends our teas as a Master Herbalist.

We are Certified SC Grown!

What is a holistic farm?​

  • Holistic is defined as "concerned with wholes or with complete systems rather than analysis of, or treatment of, or dissection into parts" (Webster.com).

  • Farm is defined as "a tract of land devoted to agricultural purposes" (Webster.com).

Farm Practices

Carolina Holistic Farm implements four (4) main agriculture practices as we grow and care for each plant.

  1. No-till farming techniques: using the deep mulch system helps increase soil health; less soil erosion, increases soils biological activity, increases soils organic matter, more water retention

  2. Organic farming techniques: we do not use synthetic fertilizers, GMO's or pesticides. 

  3. Sustainable agriculture: we help contribute to our local economy, great relationship with our community, and being good stewards of our natural ecosystem and resources. 

  4. Regenerative agriculture: sustain, regenerate, and improve soil quality; reverse climate change by expanding biodiversity, improving water cycle, increasing organic matter in soil. Better soil results in better quality herbs and veggies.

Carolina Holistic Farm is always learning and implementing new techniques as we improve our farm each year. We strive to produce the highest quality, organic product available on the market. 

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CHF Owner/Operator/Master Herbalist - Danielle Smith
- 2021 SC Department of Agriculture ACRE Program Awardee  -
Danielle Smith - Owner/Operator
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