Greenbriar Plantation is a working farm that was once part of Bo Peep Plantation which traces its origin and ownership to the period prior to the Civil War when cotton was grown, along with numerous row crops. Today, we grow pine trees and coastal bermuda grass which we use to graze cattle and horses and put up as hay for winter feeding.
There is three-quarters of a mile frontage on the Coosawhatchie River. This opens into a black water swamp which is a refuge for wildlife. This particular parcel of land is most unusual in that it has open fields, planted pine, hardwoods, river frontage, and duck ponds.
Here at Greenbriar, we raise purebred Angus cattle and Angus/Charolais-cross cattle, concentrating on the cow-calf end of the business and offering replacement heifers for sale.
Turkey hunting and deer hunting are an important part of the farming operation. Each of our deer stands has yielded 8-point bucks.
There are three separate areas for the stabling of horses. One is used for foaling and training. It is also equipped with a round pen. One stable is designated for visiting horses and the third is home to our driving horses and personal saddle horses.