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Agriculture impacts our economy and our communities. We believe we're in a position to strengthen it.

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The mission of SC Farm Bureau is to promote agricultural interests in the state of South Carolina and optimize the lives of those involved in agriculture while being respectful to the needs and concerns of all citizens of our state.

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We share our passion and our deep knowledge about how our food grows to enrich our communities and our state.

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SCFB Agricultural Aid Foundation

Created in response to the needs of our farmers and rural communities, the Agricultural Aid Foundation provides relief to our farmers when they need it most.

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Do you like blueberries? How about seedless red grapes? USDA scientists developed popular varieties of these fruits.

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South Carolina Farm Bureau Land Trust Celebrated Its First Birthday With Eight Easements!

This idea, born from our grassroots, might’ve seemed only a dream a few years ago. But since the official launch in June of 2023, the South Carolina Farm Bureau Land Trust has brought that idea and dream to life. The SCFB Land Trust was established to assist the state’s farmers, forestland owners

South Carolina Farmers Attend 106th American Farm Bureau Convention

South Carolina Farm Bureau Federation members attended the American Farm Bureau Federation’s 106th Annual Convention in San Antonio, Texas, January 24-29. State award winners, committee members and voting delegates took part in sessions about technology, market outlooks, farm bill, leadership and

Cotton Hills Farm

In 1880, Theodosia Abel and Joseph Wilson were to be wed. Her father gave them what is now known as Cotton Hills Farm for their wedding gift. Situated about an hour south of Charlotte in Lowrys, Cotton Hills has grown over the generations and now JEB Wilson along with his brother Pete and dad Jeff