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Whole Foods Market Hosts Giving Day to Benefit Ag in the Classroom

Whole Foods recently selected Ag in the Classroom to receive 5% of net sales from all South Carolina Market locations on Thursday, October 17 as part of the company’s annual Community Giving Days. Funds raised from the day will go to support development of agricultural curriculum. The October

Cultivating Conversations - Agriculture and Football 

Down. Set. Hike! There are many reasons to love fall, but in South Carolina I think many agree that the highlight of the season is college football. Is there anything better than cheering on your team on a crisp fall afternoon? No matter what colors you wear on Saturdays, we can all join together to

National Farm Safety & Health Week is September 15-21

Greetings South Carolina Farm Bureau family, I hope everyone has had a restful summer and has taken time to enjoy the beauty of the Palmetto State. As summer comes to an end, we anticipate the arrival of the harvest. Harvest means long hours in the field doing what we love the most. We also