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South Carolina Farm Financial Crisis

American Farm Bureau recently conducted a nationwide survey that revealed over 75% of farmers in South Carolina cannot afford to buy fertilizer for this planting season. Amidst an on-going conflict in the Middle East, fertilizer supplies have drastically decreased leading to a spike in prices.

The survey also showed:

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Nationwide Survey Reveals Most Farmers Cannot Afford Fertilizer

75% of SC farmers cannot afford fertilizer for 2026

A recent nationwide survey conducted by American Farm Bureau Federation revealed that over 75% of farmers in South Carolina cannot afford to purchase fertilizer for the 2026 growing season. The spike in prices comes as a result of supply shortages in response to the on-going conflict in the Middle East. 

The closure of...

From Seed to Shirt

Tom Polland
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Farm to casual wear? Join farm to table as Palmetto Threaded spins a yarn that begins with seeds. It’s a story you can wear. A story that fits you to a T. A story you’ll cotton to. Why you might even drive by a field of cotton and wear some of that cotton down the road. 

Neither is it a stretch to view crops as farmers’...

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Elizabeth Wood

 

When I think about the creation story, my mind goes straight to the first Bible my parents gave me as a small child, which was filled with more colorful pictures than words. I can still vividly see the cartoon images of the heavens and the earth, covered with newly created plants, flowers and animals, along with Adam...