The first farm we visited was Emerald farms, a goat farm in Greenwood, South Carolina. But there was a lot more than just goats. They have a  BMX racing track, a homemade train station, hobby shop, and a competitive RC car track. They also have a store where they sell the things that they make with the goats' milk. The main products are goat milk soaps and lotions. These are great at keeping your skin smooth and healthy. They also sell cheese and fudge made from goats' milk.

The next farm we visited was Sharon Rose Farm in Greer, South Carolina. It is an animal farm. They raise chickens, turkeys, sheep, cows, and pigs. What makes this farm special is that all the animals are free range. That means that they are not kept in little pens, but can move around their area on the farm.

Happy Cow Creamery is a dairy farm in Pelzer, South Carolina. A lot of people say that they have the best milk in the world. I think so, too. That's because Tom Trantham decided a long time ago that he wasn't going to use chemicals on his farm. He also developed a system of grazing, that he calls "Twelve Aprils," where the cows graze in the pasture through special field rotation and get to eat their favorite food all year long.

The last farm we visited was in Lexington, South Carolina. This was an unusual farm, because it had a bunch of mazes. The main attraction was a giant five acre corn maze. It was kind of hard to find my way out, but it was fun.

We had a lot of fun on the farms, and learned a lot of cool things. I hope you did too. And remember, there's a season for everything, even fun. See you next time.