South Carolina specialty crop farmers can be reimbursed up to $750 (members) or $325 (nonmembers) for installing CoolBot walk-in cooler systems.
Reimburses South Carolina specialty crop farmers for buying and installing CoolBot cooler systems: up to $750 for up to two systems for Specialty Crop Growers Association members, or up to $325 for one system for nonmembers. Farmers must have attended a recent food safety workshop and use the unit solely for specialty crops.
Must be a South Carolina farmer who grows specialty crops
Attended a food safety workshop hosted by SCDA or Clemson Extension within the past two years
Sign an affidavit that the cold storage unit will be used solely for specialty crops
Provide receipts, photos and allow an on-site audit
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