Crops
Livestock
History
People
Phases/Quotes
100

TOP CASH ROW CROP for the state...

CORN

$280 Million

100
The style of fencing that separates a Pasture.

Cross-Fencing

100

First Public Horse Race in US History was in....

Charleston, SC

February 1734

100

What town is the SC AG Commissioner from (It's in our district)?

 Bowman SC


100

Phase "In the Short Rows"

Getting to the end...easy part. 

200

Who created the Cotton Gin?

Eli Whitney


200

What do you call a castrated Hog

Barrow

200

 South Carolina's very first Cash Crop


RICE

200
What Branch of Military Service was your DD in?
U.S Navy
200

Phase "Caught between the Fence and the Gate Post"

In a tight spot.

300

South Carolina is #2 only behind California for this crop.

Peaches. 

300

Top Income from livestock in SC is generated by what type of operation?

$1.54 Billion annually 

Broilers


300

What was the name of the FDR's Plan that created the Agricultural Adjustment Act in 1933. 

The NEW DEAL

300

What town/community is your SED from?

Home Branch, SC


300

Phase "You have a long row to hoe"

Long way to go before you finish your task

400

South Carolina is rank #1 in the nation for what Vegetable. 

Collards

400

Top Dairy producing County in the State


Newberry

400

Agribusiness is South Carolina's largest economic sector, contributing nearly...$xxxxxxx

(points will be given to the closest figure) 

$51.8 billion

400

John Edward Wannamaker (St. Matthews, introduced what crop to the state)

Soybeans

400

“The farmer is the only man in our economy who buys everything at retail, sells everything at wholesale, and pays the freight both ways.”

JFK


500

In 1887, this County (In our district) introduced the idea of growing watermelons for the shipment North. 

Barnwell

"Far exceed, per acre, the cotton crop"

500

Hatching Days for a Chicken......

21 Days

500

South Carolina State Horse

March Tacky 
500

Eliza Lucas Pinckney

Introduced Indigo to South Carolina in 1740s


500

“Farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil, and you’re a thousand miles from the corn field.”  

President Dwight D. Eisenhower

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