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Primal Gourmet Head Chef Russell Kerman and Team Takes Home Top Chef Honors at Palmetto Palate

Columbia, SC – Russell Kerman and the crew of Primal Gourmet, was named the 2019 Top Chef by a panel of judges at the South Carolina Farm Bureau Federation’s annual Palmetto Palate. The event took place Thursday at the South Carolina State Museum. Kerman was among ten local chefs and restaurants

Youth Leaders Learn Agriculture at SCFB Conference

Aiken, SC – Seventeen rising high school juniors and seniors from across South Carolina recently participated in the South Carolina Farm Bureau Federation’s 2019 Youth Leadership Conference in Aiken, SC. The conference, held at Camp Long June 23-27, allowed students to gain valuable leadership

SC Farm Bureau Teaches Agriculture in the Classroom – to Teachers

Columbia, S.C. – Thirty-six educators from across South Carolina recently learned how to bring agriculture into their classrooms. The South Carolina Farm Bureau Federation hosted its annual Ag in the Classroom Summer Teacher Institute June 10-14 in Columbia, S.C., where teachers of grades pre-K