Public Service and Agriculture

2020 Clemson Extension Award winners

byDenise Attaway

June 11, 2020

Steve Hucks

Winners of the 2020 Clemson Extension Awards.

Deon Legette

Christine Patrick

Marlyne Walker

Jenny Mountford

Carly Smith

Dawn Stuckey

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Clemson Extension is offering a new online course designed to teach participants about raised‑bed and in‑ground gardening, seasonal vegetable production, herb care, small‑fruit management, tree‑fruit basics and sustainable, research‑based practices suited to South Carolina’s varied climate zones.

Clemson Extension is offering a new online course designed to teach participants about raised‑bed and in‑ground gardening, seasonal vegetable production, herb care, small‑fruit management, tree‑fruit basics and sustainable, research‑based practices suited to South Carolina’s varied climate zones.

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Clemson Extension launches new online course to help South Carolinians grow their own food

byDenise Attaway

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Gilbert Miller

Gilbert Miller

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Gilbert Miller honored with South Carolina’s highest civilian award

byDenise Attaway

February 10, 2026

The Southern Pasture and Forage Crop Improvement Conference will give participants opportunities to connect with industry representatives and explore the latest technologies and innovations in forage systems.

The Southern Pasture and Forage Crop Improvement Conference will give participants opportunities to connect with industry representatives and explore the latest technologies and innovations in forage systems.

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Clemson to host the Southern Pasture and Forage Crop Improvement Conference

byDenise Attaway

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Across the country, invasive species are costing taxpayers and industries billions of dollars each year.

Across the country, invasive species are costing taxpayers and industries billions of dollars each year.

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Scientists find invasive pests outpacing research in the Southeast

byDenise Attaway

February 2, 2026

Delphine Amah, a scientist leading IITA’s PROSSIVA program and a plantain breeder, currently leads innovative research aiming to deliver pragmatic, sustainable, scalable solutions to seed system bottlenecks for vegetatively propagated crops (banana/plantain, cassava, sweet potato and yam.

Delphine Amah, a scientist leading IITA’s PROSSIVA program and a plantain breeder, currently leads innovative research aiming to deliver pragmatic, sustainable, scalable solutions to seed system bottlenecks for vegetatively propagated crops (banana/plantain, cassava, sweet potato and yam.

College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Clemson University partners with IITA to revolutionize banana farming in Africa, boost South Carolina agriculture

byDenise Attaway

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White chickens crowded together.

White chickens crowded together.

Public Service and Agriculture

Clemson urges poultry producers to strengthen biosecurity amid Georgia, North Carolina, Avian Influenza detections

byJonathan Veit

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