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Charles Nilon University of Missouri

Urban wildlife ecology expert to speak at Clemson

Pollinator Garden comes to S.C. Botanical Garden Children’s Garden

Pollinator Garden comes to S.C. Botanical Garden Children’s Garden

Clemson students in the Agricultural Mechanization and Business program planted, cultivated and harvested corn to sell for the Wounded Warrior Project.

Clemson students plant and sell deer corn to benefit Wounded Warriors

Joe Mari Maja, a researcher at Clemson's Edisto Research and Education Center, believes Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs) can be used to make cotton harvest more efficient.

Clemson researchers study using UGVs for cotton harvesting

Field peas

Clemson researchers optimizing pulse and cereal crops for organic production in S.C.

Clemson entomologist Al Wheeler discovered this bug, Tenthecoris tillandsiae, at the Clemson Coastal REC in Charleston. This is the first time this bug has been reported being seen in the United States.

New plant bug discovered in Charleston may have hitchhiked on Spanish moss

Harrison Fried and Sruthi Narayanan check soybeans in their research field.

Clemson researchers study ‘hidden half’ of soybean plants to improve drought tolerance

A recent meeting of researchers from across the United States who are looking in to ways to control Armillaria root rot included a visit to Titan Farms in Ridge Spring.

Armillaria root rot project image gallery

Armillaria root rot

Researchers meet to plan attack on Armillaria root rot

The apple harvest season is underway in South Carolina and Clemson Extension agents are busy helping growers learn how to maximize knowledge and technology to reinvigorate the South Carolina apple industry.

It’s apple-picking time in South Carolina

South Carolina ACE Basin Waterfowl and Wetlands Management Workshop

South Carolina ACE Basin Waterfowl and Wetlands Management Workshop

Dan Anco, Clemson peanut specialist, talks about how treating peanuts as a perennial crop can improve production.

South Carolina farmers learn new farming research and technology from Clemson scientists

Now is the time to prepare landscapes for hurricane season.

Reclaim flooded lawns left behind by Hurricane Florence

Food that is in refrigerators should be safe as long as the power is not out for more than four hours.

How to make sure food is safe to eat after the storm has passed

Spider mites

Clemson’s McCarty wins Carolinas Golf Course Superintendents Association’s highest honor

Clemson’s McCarty wins Carolinas Golf Course Superintendents Association’s highest honor

S.C. Botanical Garden announces 2018 Fall Concert Series

Clemson’s Wood Utilization + Design Institute marks five years promoting ‘wood is good’

Clemson’s Wood Utilization + Design Institute marks five years promoting ‘wood is good’

Sweltering temperatures and low-moisture conditions can have a large impact on South Carolina soybeans, causing farmers to turn away from one of the state’s highest-yielding crops.

Field Day at Clemson’s Pee Dee REC canceled due to hurricane

Protecting documents from flood waters can help speed claim process

Protecting documents from flood waters can help speed claim process

Clemson Pee Dee REC Field Day features aphids, aquaponics, cotton varieties and more

Clemson Pee Dee REC Field Day features aphids, aquaponics, cotton varieties and more

Student studies how certain herbicides and chemical additives affect water quality