COLUMBIA, S.C.–Join Doko Farm for a celebration of Spring! This community event will feature local farms, crafters, and delicious food. Visitors will have an opportunity to learn about heritage breeds of livestock and edible forest gardens.
Farm products will be available along with seedlings, crafts, and a community seed swap. Families are especially encouraged to come for the games and a chance for children to meet friendly goats, lambs, and chicks.
DOKO Farm *Â 2101 Cedar Creek Road * Blythewood *Â Â SC
Phone:Â 803-873-7739
Email:Â dokofarm@gmail.com
Website:Â www.dokofarm.org
–SCÂ Agritourism
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