Agricultural Spreaders in South Carolina

Newton Crouch South Carolina

Newton Crouch Company, a trusted provider of agricultural spreaders, has been revolutionizing the farming industry since 1940. South Carolina, known as the Palmetto State, features a vibrant agricultural sector with 26,900 farms utilizing 4.8 million acres of farmland. The average farm size in South Carolina is 189 acres.

The state experiences a moderate climate, with average annual temperatures ranging from the mid-50s in the mountains to the low-60s along the coast. Winter temperatures average from the mid-30s in the mountains to the low-50s in the Lowcountry, while summer temperatures range from the upper 60s in the mountains to the mid-70s in the Lowcountry. Annual precipitation varies across the state, with heaviest amounts in the northwestern region. Precipitation levels range from 70 to 80 inches in the mountains to 45 to 52 inches in the Coastal Plain.

South Carolina’s agricultural landscape encompasses diverse crops and livestock. The most produced agricultural commodity in terms of value is broilers, followed by turkeys and greenhouse/nursery products. The state is home to the only tea farm in North America. Forests cover two-thirds of the land area, with the timber industry being the third largest employer and third highest payroll among South Carolina’s manufacturing industries. The state excels in the production of fresh market fruits and vegetables, including cucumbers, snap beans, tomatoes, melons, potatoes, and sweet potatoes. Specialty crops such as exotic mushrooms, gingko, and pecans contribute to the agricultural diversity. The greenhouse and nursery sector generated $242 million in cash receipts in 2012. Livestock farming, including cattle, hogs, turkeys, and quail, plays a significant role in the state’s agricultural sector.

South Carolina’s agriculture contributes greatly to its economy, with total agricultural sales reaching $2.9 billion in 2012. Forests cover over 12 million acres of land, predominantly privately owned. The state celebrates its agricultural heritage through various festivals, including the Okra Strut, World Grits Festival, Rice Festival, Chitlin’ Strut, and festivals highlighting peaches, watermelons, shrimp, oysters, and catfish.

Newton Crouch Company’s commitment to innovation, technology, and customer service makes them a valuable partner to South Carolina’s farmers. Their range of agricultural spreaders, including fertilizer spreaders, lime spreaders, compost-litter-sludge spreaders, and liquid sprayers, enhances productivity and efficiency. They specialize in roadside right-of-way sprayers for weed control and de-icing brine application, catering to the unique requirements of South Carolina’s agricultural landscape.

In addition to equipment supply, Newton Crouch Company provides comprehensive training, service, and support to farmers. Their extensive inventory of parts ensures easy access and maintenance of equipment, while training programs educate farmers on proper usage and maintenance of agricultural spreaders.

With their dedication to innovation, technology, and customer service, Newton Crouch Company remains a trusted partner in South Carolina’s agricultural community. They contribute to the growth and advancement of the state’s agricultural industry, continuously developing new and innovative farming spreaders and equipment.