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Women and Young Farmers Go Virtual

Each spring Young Farmers and Ranchers and members of the Women’s Leadership Program descend on the State House and meet with their representatives to discuss important agricultural issues. Even though the legislature wasn’t in session due to COVID19, that didn’t stop members from contacting the

COVID-19 Resources for Farmers

SCFB State Office Operating Procedure The SCFB Products Program is still open for business offering delivery and curbside pickup. Contact the team at 1-800-849-3778. Coronavirus Food Assistance Program The Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP), administered by the USDA, will provide up to $16

Ag in the Classroom Receives $20,000 From Duke Energy

South Carolina Ag in the Classroom was selected as a recipient of a Duke Energy Foundation grant that supports South Carolina K-12 education programs focused on summer reading loss, STEM and experiential learning. More than $340,000 in funding was awarded to programs around the state. The Ag in the