Nancy Palmatier
Owner
Palmatier Farms
378 miles · Raw milk, farmshop
Palmatier Farms is a family owned Grade A goat dairy in Belton, South Carolina selling raw goat milk, artisan goat cheeses, farm eggs and goat milk soap from its farm store.
Palmatier Farms is a family run goat dairy at Belton, South Carolina milking a herd of Nubian goats, a breed known for rich, creamy milk.
Every goat is hand raised, named and treated as part of the family, and the farm runs a careful breeding programme, mentoring the new farmers who take on its offspring to start small home dairies.
The milk is made into mild, flavourful goat cheeses, and the farm also crafts goat milk soaps and lotions. Orders are placed through the farm's online store, and the farm opens to visitors on Friday and Saturday from May to December.
What they sell
- Raw goat milk
- Goat cheese
- Farm fresh eggs
- Goat milk soap
- Lotion bars
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- Delivers locally
Meet the farm team
From the community
5.0
From 9 Google reviews
5 September 2026
I drive by this farm nearly every day and finally stopped on a Saturday afternoon - and I’m glad I did! The owner Nancy was super friendly and knowledgeable, and helped me to understand the difference between store bought commercial goat milk and raw goat milk from Nubian goats that are locally raised. We even got to go meet the goats! The milk they sell tastes almost indistinguishable from cows milk and is delicious and super creamy. And this is coming from someone with some serious baggage from drinking spoiled goats milk like 35 years ago. I’m glad I stopped in, and I’m sure you will too!
3 May 2026
Gotta give a 5 Star, love the info Nancy has about her goats. Shes as close to a zero waste goat milk everything producer as they come! She also has a small Co-Op going, aside from her All Things Goats (from milk to cheese to soaps/lotions & bug off) she is also working with a local honey producer, a local micro green farmer, a poultry & egg producer and a meat provider (from a truly grass fed, grass finished regenerative farm that brings in goats to eat the weeds to avoid using pesticides). What a gal! And her husband is a wonderful wood craftsman! Stop in & Check them out! One thing I will say, their Farm Sign by the road is great. But the driveway is a bit confusing (they should consider adding small signs along the driveway with arrows for parking for new customers so you don’t feel like you’re trespassing & about to drive into someone’s back yard. But if you see the sign by the street, you’re at the right place, take the driveway to the back of the property there are two small parking lots. The large white shop behind the house is the farm store (look for the sign), the entrance door faces the back of their home. There is no entrance on the back of that building where the goats are located. 👍🏽
