By james art 
According to South Carolina Agriculture Ministry, nearly 25,000 farms and 4.8 million acres of agricultural land in the state are managed by agriculture.
Columbia, SC – the construction of the next generation of farmers was the main goal during an event on a net in Colombia on Thursday.
More than 35 resource providers were available to promote the successful future agricultural industry during the Rodeo resources of farmers in 2025 in Colombia.
According to South Carolina Agriculture Ministry, nearly 25,000 farms and 4.8 million acres of agricultural land in the state are managed by agriculture.
Ben Boils, with the new South Carolina agricultural agriculture program at Clemson University, says it is many of many of the agricultural industry who seem to increase by providing events like this.
“Farmland is becoming more and more close in South Carolina as there is pressure to develop around our urban nuclei, so everything we can do to encourage or stimulate people who use land in agriculture is useful to be useful to Do it, “Boils said.
Boils says one way this program helps and coming farmers is by identifying the challenges that farmers face, such as capital’s accessibility.
This directly affects two farmers – Jennifer Youngblud, which has been in the industry for four years, and Bri Bush, who enters the industry.
“Just make sure you have the support you need when dealing with farming and make it accessible to people to get fresh production is a huge challenge because you want to make it available to them, but you also need to to win a profit. “
“To do this as a profession and for a living, you have to make an income from it, and it is important for your customers to recognize that part of being a farmer,” Bush said.
Both Youngblood and Bush believe that the agricultural industry has a bright future and we look forward to winning and conveying more information on fresh food.
“Here’s how we feed people. Food is really important and this is something that is a necessity, not a luxury, “Youngbower said.
Anyone interested in joining the new and initial agricultural program can still register before February 9th. Click here for more information.