Creekline Farms

Since 1921, our family has been farming this same spot in southern Oconee County. Today, Creekline Farms maintains that family tradition by farming land that was owned and operated by all four of our great-grandparents. While the methods of farming have changed over the past 100 years,  Creekline Farms commitment to integrity, hard-work, and family have not. Creekline Farms has been in the registered Charolais business since 2001. We started off slowly by using youth loans to purchase Charolais cows. Creekline Farms has grown a lot since those humble beginnings, and is pleased to market Charolais bulls, replacement heifers, and cows each year. Creekline Farms is committed to passing our integrity, hard-work, and family values to the next generation. Creekline Farms traces back 6 generations when the land was purchased in 1921 from the Mayne family, and our family began farming part of the land known as homeplace today. Over the years, our family provided for the family by row cropping, cotton farming, cattle farm, hay farm, breeder hen houses and now quail farm. Our family grew up heavily involved with farming operations to provide for generations of the family. Creekline Farms is now home to some of the most prominent Charolais and Brangus cows ad we are a fully integrated cattle operation. Utilizing rotational grazing practices to improve the land, we take care to not strop it of its nutrients and to be wise stewards of our gifts. We sell cattle, replacement heifers & fresh beef to a wide variety of customers. Our mission and commitment still remain true today. “ To be good stewards of the land and the animals that he has entrusted with us and to provide loyal service to the communities and people we are humbly blessed to serve.