The Egg's Road to Your Table
South Carolina Farm Bureau Blog
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7M ago
The Egg’s Road to Your Table: A Journey that Makes Life Healthy and Delicious The incredible, edible egg it’s been called. We can thank egg farmers and table egg producers for providing this delectable miracle. My first experience with an incredible egg farmer goes back a ways. The farmer was my grandmother ..read more
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South Carolina Officials Announce Infestation of Asian Longhorned Ticks, Ask Public to Help Limit Spread of Tick-Borne Diseases
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1y ago
COLUMBIA, S.C. ― South Carolina public health and livestock officials have recently identified a large population of Asian longhorned ticks infesting a pasture at a cattle farm in York County. This invasive species of tick is not commonly found in the United States, and bites from these ticks have caused severe ..read more
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During National Beef Month, support S.C. cattle producers
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1y ago
With Memorial Day in sight, South Carolinians are gearing up for another summer full of family cookouts —after all, nothing quite says summer like the smell of hamburgers and steaks cooking on the grill. That’s what makes May the perfect time to celebrate National Beef Month and reflect on the importance of a strong ..read more
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Plowing Through, Part 1: A Series on Mental Health
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2y ago
Sixty-eight and a half inches: that’s how much rain fell on Baxley Family Farms from September 27 until December 7 of 2015. Before that, the fifth generation farm in Georgetown had been riding a wave of good commodity prices and strong markets. Their farm was growing, after all, “it takes more to make more ..read more
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Hickory Hill Milk and Clemson Blue Cheese
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2y ago
Sixty-eight and a half inches: that’s how much rain fell on Baxley Family Farms from September 27 until December 7 of 2015. Before that, the fifth generation farm in Georgetown had been riding a wave of good commodity prices and strong markets. Their farm was growing, after all, “it takes more to make more ..read more
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Plowing Through, Part 3: A Series on Mental Health
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2y ago
Access to healthcare in rural communities is often limited, mental health even more so. South Carolina Farm Bureau recently announced a new program called that will bring mental health services into farmers’ homes.SC AgriWellness, administered by First Sun EAP, will make counseling services ..read more
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Plowing Through, Part 2: A Series on Mental Health
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2y ago
For the last five years, farm income has been slashed in half from weak markets and severely depressed commodity prices and now farmers across America are facing the same struggles and stress as Josh. The mental health problem in rural communities has been highlighted even more recently as farmers are ..read more
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Personalize Your Plate This National Nutrition Month
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2y ago
Every time you choose a meal or snack, you are “personalizing” your plate. We’re all different, and our choices are shaped by many factors, not only taste preference, but more complex factors, too, like access to food, culture and tradition. There is no one size fits all approach to fitness and health ..read more
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Wild Hogs – A Statewide Problem
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2y ago
Farmers across South Carolina have been battling the menacing wild hog with increasing vigor for the last few years as the swine’s prolific breeding and cunning keep it from being easily exterminated. The feral hogs destroy freshly planted fields, then ruddy the ground making it nearly impossible to replant. They ..read more
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Bats! Those Amazing Fly-By-Night Creatures
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2y ago
For many South Carolinians, a very relaxing way to enjoy a summertime sunset is to sit outside and watch the acrobatic maneuvers of bats in flight. What makes the show even more ..read more
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