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SC Ag Council Schedule

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The South Carolina Ag Council has their fall tour lined up, and Steve Slice, Secretary of the Ag Council outlines the day’s events :

“The tour is scheduled for Thursday October 25th and we will leave from the Farm Bureau and head to Westminster to see Gibson’s Cattle Farm, the only organic cattle farm in the state. Then we will have lunch on site and then go to Red Creek Farm, where they train working and hearding dogs. We will see a demonstration of the dogs abilities. Then we will go to Happy Cow Creamery to see their great dairy products. They produce and bottle their own milk along with cheese and other dairy products.”

Slice explains how to go about joining this fall’s tour:

“The cost of the tour is $45, that includes lunch. Interested people can contact me (Steve Slice) at 803-806-3820 x 116. Just let us know you want to attend.”

Not a member of the South Carolina Ag Council? Slice says not a problem:
 

“This is open to the public, we will give priority to members but everyone is welcome.”
 

To learn more about the South Carolina Ag Council’s fall tour, visit our calendar.
 

Steve Slice, Secretary of the South Carolina Ag Council.
 


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