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Dominion Energy Offers Agribusinesses New Financial Incentives to Reduce Their Energy Usage

South Carolina agricultural businesses may now be eligible for thousands of dollars in incentives toward qualifying energy efficiency projects through Dominion Energy’s EnergyWise for Your Business program. New program offerings provide additional help for qualifying agribusinesses such as

Time to Hunt! Use This Deer Season to Manage The Herd

Now is the time for hunters and landowners to take advantage of the opportunity to improve the quality of the deer herd in South Carolina while reducing crop loss and other damage as a result of over-population. Here are some easy steps to maximize your impact: Purchase at least three antlered deer

Governor McMaster Proclaims October 12 as SC Farmers Day

Governor Henry McMaster and South Carolina Agriculture Commissioner Hugh Weathers toured Cooley Farms yesterday in Chesnee, then hosted a farmers forum with agricultural leaders from across the state. SCFB President Harry Ott participated in the forum. The Governor toured the farm’s peach shed and