Step into Surry Hills Farm!
Surry Hills Farm began as a solution to a skin disease when Tara’s research led her to discover the healing benefits of goat milk. Starting with a small herd, the farm quickly grew, and God’s guidance brought them to the Yadkin Valley. What began as a homestead has evolved into a thriving farm, embracing regenerative farming practices and a commitment to natural, sustainable living.
Nestled in the foothills of North Carolina, our farm thrives on faith, family, and dedication to the land. We raise goats, cows, chickens, and pigs with love and care, producing a range of natural products from goat milk soap to pasture-raised beef. Join us on our journey and learn more about how we’re nurturing health and healing through sustainable farming.
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Farm Fresh Goodness, Naturally.
Raw Cow & Goat Milk
Artisan Cheeses
Our raw cheeses are crafted from the finest cow and goat milk, sourced directly from our pasture-raised herds. Our cows and goats graze freely on lush pastures, contributing to the rich, creamy flavor and high nutritional value of our cheeses. Using traditional cheesemaking techniques, we ensure each wheel of cheese maintains its natural goodness and unique taste.
Skincare Products
We craft simple and effective goat milk products. Tara found relief from severe psoriasis and eczema with our homemade goat milk soap, made from Nigerian Dwarf goats’ milk and basic, fragrance-free ingredients. Her skin healed in one month and has stayed healthy. We also offer salves, tallow, and lip balm, initially made for our family and now shared with friends and customers.
A Window to Surry Hills Farm
We invite you to dig into our farm blog, where you can explore the heart and soul of our sustainable farming journey. Discover the stories behind our goats, cows pigs and other livestock. Learn about our ethical farming practices, and get a glimpse of daily life on our vibrant farm❤️
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Our Latest Farm Blog Posts
NC Farm School
When you have only farmed as a child and that involved playing on hay bales and running in pastures, you need a little help when starting your own. Thanks for NC State, I was able
Listening to the Land
Farming is a very special talent that comes with a lot of patience, self-control, and listening. We must listen to the creator of the land. Farming has been happening for over 5000 years. It has
What other are saying!
This is a wonderful farm and even better people! I can’t wait to come back!!
