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In 1950, the primary cash crop in South Carolina was cotton, which had historically been a dominant agricultural product in the state. Other significant cash crops included tobacco and peaches. The agricultural economy relied heavily on these crops, which contributed to both local and national markets. The cultivation of these crops reflected the state's agricultural heritage and economic priorities during that period.

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