Workers stab tobacco in boxes at Strickland Farms in July 2021. It takes less than 120 days for the tobacco to reach maturity, be harvested, cured and taken to market where it is sold. Photo by Janet Morgan/janet.morgan@myhorrynews.com
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Though tobacco production has declined substantially through the last two decades, Horry County remains the top producer in South Carolina.
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