Many farms are cleaning up after Hurricane Helene’s damaging winds and rain. South Carolina Farm Bureau President Harry Ott tells Brownfield they had “Anywhere from twelve to fifteen inches of rain, twenty plus in some places.” Ott says the winds brought down many trees. “When those trees fall down, they fall on houses, they fall […]
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