Hot summer nights and high humidity may be annoying to humans, but they’re great for one of the state’s favorite agricultural product: juicy, delicious peaches. Peach farmer Chalmers Carr of Ridge Spring tells us with pride that while Georgia may call itself the “peach state,” his farm alone grows more peaches than the entire state of Georgia. And according to Matt Cornwell of the state Department of Agriculture, researchers are investigating the use of technology such as drones to aid farmers in determining things such as number of peaches on trees, or potential problems with them. Both men want to make sure the whole country has the opportunity to enjoy the sweetness of South Carolina peaches.