Category Archives: South Carolina

  Throughout life, we all encounter individuals who show respect, or lack of respect, and those who become easily aggravated versus those who choose patience. Farming is no different. Farmers often deal with people who depend on them for food … Continue reading →

My grandmother Evelyn was a force of nature. She called me “honeybunch” and shared my childhood love of sparkly, dangly earrings. Her hair was a deep red, and she kept it that way through much of her older age. She … Continue reading →

Porter urges growers to be strategic with irrigation With drought conditions lingering across the Southeast and aquifer levels and surface water sources already running below normal prior to the growing season, irrigation planning is taking on new urgency for peanut … Continue reading →

National Peanut Board Launches Bold New Branding Campaign for Industry The National Peanut Board is ushering in a new era for the peanut industry with the rollout of its latest branding campaign, “It’s Not Nuts. It’s Peanuts.” Set to officially … Continue reading →

Why nutrition advice—like crop decisions—should be based on long-term research, not social media trends. Are eggs good or bad? What about alcohol, dark chocolate or red meat? How much protein do you really need? When it comes to nutrition, how … Continue reading →