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Amick Farms expansion brings 40 new jobs to Edgefield County

Amara Patel
Amara Patel
Amara Patel
Reporter · Grovetown, GA

Amara Patel is a business reporter with a focus on entrepreneurship and startups in the Augusta area. With a degree in Business Communication from Kennesaw State University, she has spent the last 3 years working with local publications to spotlight emerging businesses and innovative practices.

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Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 2:25 PM · 1 min read
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Amick Farms expansion brings 40 new jobs to Edgefield County — Augusta Business news

TRENTON, S.C. (WRDW/WAGT) - Amick Farms is adding a new hatchery operation in Edgefield County as part of a more than $54.7 million expansion.The poultry processor, founded in 1941 already operates in Batesburg and Saluda counties.The new Trenton facility will hatch more than 1.5 million eggs, feeding its chicken processing operations across South Carolina.State leaders call it a big win for agribusiness. The project will also create 40 new jobs.“South Carolina’s agribusiness industry continues to drive our economy forward, and this announcement reflects the important role it plays in creating jobs and strengthening local economies. We are proud to see Amick Farms bring 40 new jobs to Edgefield County and look forward to the company’s continued success in our state,” Governor Henry McMaster said.The Coordinating Council for Economic Development is also supporting the project, awarding a $1 million grant to help Edgefield County prepare the site and build the new facility.“We are please

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