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Duke Energy Foundation increases funding for Ag in the Classroom

The Duke Energy Foundation has awarded an additional $20,000 to South Carolina Ag in the Classroom supporting the Ag Learning Lab program. The grant provides scholarships for qualifying schools within the Duke Energy service areas to reserve the Ag Learning Lab free of charge and builds on an

Peculiar Pig Eats Chef Marvin Ross Takes Home Top Honors at Palmetto Palate

The Palmetto Palate was back again for the 14th year to showcase the best in the South Carolina food scene. Marvin Ross of Peculiar Pig Eats was named the 2023 Top Chef by a panel of judges at the South Carolina Farm Bureau Federation’s annual event on Thursday, July 20 at the South Carolina State

South Carolina Farm Bureau Launches Land Trust

South Carolina Farm Bureau officially launched the SCFB Land Trust yesterday at an event in Lowrys. The Land Trust will focus on conserving working farmlands, ranches and forests. “Farmers need options to protect their land and their legacy,” said Harry Ott, South Carolina Farm Bureau Federation