MOULTRIE, Ga. — At 13 years old, after his grandfather passed away, Glenn Dye realized someone had to pick up the slack on the family farm. As a teenager, he started helping his father more with daily tasks. Before his grandfather passed, Dye promised him he would attend college. Upon graduation from Virginia Tech, he was presented with an opportunity to rent 41 acres and begin his own first-generation farming operation. While he farmed with his…
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