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Interactive map for South Carolina FarmGate. Use the map controls to pan and zoom.
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South Carolina Farmgate Data
Geography: South Carolina counties
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Each fall, Extension Agents across South Carolina survey growers on specialty crop acreage for the year. The goal is to identify the counties of production, acreage, and estimated values.
If you are aware of missing data, please contact your local horticulture extension agent or email Kevin Burkett.
This is a collaborative project between Clemson Extension Horticulture and Agribusiness teams.
The dataset presents reported county-level acreage for dozens of specialty crops, identifies each county’s Extension region, and includes estimated total farmgate values. Use the map to compare crops and counties and explore production patterns across South Carolina.
If you are aware of missing data, please contact your local horticulture extension agent or email Kevin Burkett.
This is a collaborative project between Clemson Extension Horticulture and Agribusiness teams.
The dataset presents reported county-level acreage for dozens of specialty crops, identifies each county’s Extension region, and includes estimated total farmgate values. Use the map to compare crops and counties and explore production patterns across South Carolina.
Suggested citation
J. Ballew, S. Brown, K. Burkett, P. Carnley, A. Hill, C. Huss, B. King, R. Last, P. Rollins, S. Scott, Z. Snipes, C. Tanner, & S. Turner (2026). South Carolina FarmGate [Interactive map]. CU-CAT Maps, Clemson University Center for Agricultural Technology. Retrieved August 23, 2026, from https://maps.cuagtech.com/sc-farmgate/
Author names are listed alphabetically.
Platform and data responsibility
CU-CAT Maps is developed and hosted by the Clemson University Center for Agricultural Technology (CU-CAT), in partnership with Clemson Cooperative Extension Service.
CU-CAT provides the mapping platform. The hosted dataset and dataset-specific content presented on this page are maintained by Kevin Burkett. CU-CAT's role in creating, verifying, or maintaining hosted data varies by page. For questions about the data presented here, contact Kevin Burkett.
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