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Aliou Faye, ISRA's head of partnershps, talks with Gullah farmers about how South Carolina and Senegal farmers will benefit from the Clemson-ISRA collaboration. Aliou Faye, ISRA's head of partnershps, talks with Gullah farmers about how South Carolina and Senegal farmers will benefit from the Clemson-ISRA collaboration.
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Seeds of collaboration: Clemson and Senegal cultivate global agricultural partnership

byDenise Attaway
November 19, 2025
Cucumbers infected with the cottony leak disease become water-soaked, mushy and covered in a white, fluffy fungal-like growth. Cucumbers infected with the cottony leak disease become water-soaked, mushy and covered in a white, fluffy fungal-like growth.
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New soilborne threat suggests a shift in disease landscape for South Carolina cucumber growers

byDenise Attaway
November 10, 2025
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Clemson sports science institute presents week-long showcase for RECESS Symposium

October 22, 2025
  • College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Studies show Joro spiders are easy to kill and virtually harmless

byMarlon Morgan
October 22, 2025
To determine if two-spotted leafhoppers are in okra crops , look for hopperburn, characterized by yellowing, reddening and eventually browning of the leaves. To determine if two-spotted leafhoppers are in okra crops , look for hopperburn, characterized by yellowing, reddening and eventually browning of the leaves.
  • College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Two-spot leafhopper threatens South Carolina okra crops

byDenise Attaway
October 2, 2025
Leaf color changes in the southern Appalachian Mountains will vary by elevation. Higher elevations are expected to peak in early October. Leaf color changes in the southern Appalachian Mountains will vary by elevation. Higher elevations are expected to peak in early October.
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Fall leaf color season shaping up to be vibrant despite hurricane impacts

byDenise Attaway
September 22, 2025
Clemson's 2025 Silvopasture Field Day on Sept. 17 at the Edisto REC in Blackville, South Carolina. Clemson's 2025 Silvopasture Field Day on Sept. 17 at the Edisto REC in Blackville, South Carolina.
  • College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Clemson to host 2025 Silvopasture Field Day at Edisto REC

byDenise Attaway
September 2, 2025
This vial holds Aspergillus parasiticus, a species of fungus commonly found in foodstuffs, known for producing toxic carcinogenic metabolites called aflatoxins. Sachin Rustgi, a Clemson molecular breeder, is leading a group of scientists who are studying to determine a more reliable way to fight aflatoxin contamination. This vial holds Aspergillus parasiticus, a species of fungus commonly found in foodstuffs, known for producing toxic carcinogenic metabolites called aflatoxins. Sachin Rustgi, a Clemson molecular breeder, is leading a group of scientists who are studying to determine a more reliable way to fight aflatoxin contamination.
  • College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Clemson scientist works to keep peanuts and other crops safe from toxins

byDenise Attaway
September 2, 2025
Clemson's 2025 Silvopasture Field Day on Sept. 17 at the Edisto REC in Blackville, South Carolina. Clemson's 2025 Silvopasture Field Day on Sept. 17 at the Edisto REC in Blackville, South Carolina.
  • College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Clemson to host 2025 Silvopasture Field Day at Edisto REC

byDenise Attaway
August 29, 2025
Clemson University is offering free webinars to help growers learn practical strategies for growing healthier, more profitable pulse crops. Clemson University is offering free webinars to help growers learn practical strategies for growing healthier, more profitable pulse crops.
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Clemson announces 2025-26 Going Organic webinar series

byDenise Attaway
August 25, 2025
A groundbreaking study led by Clemson University and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution scientists reveals how natural tidal irrigation, rather than human-engineered systems, may have played a crucial role in the rise of the ancient civilization of Sumer. A groundbreaking study led by Clemson University and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution scientists reveals how natural tidal irrigation, rather than human-engineered systems, may have played a crucial role in the rise of the ancient civilization of Sumer.
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New study reveals tides shaped ancient Mesopotamian civilization

byDenise Attaway
August 21, 2025
Updates on cotton research will be available during the 2025 Pee Dee REC Agronomic Field Day on Aug. 28. Updates on cotton research will be available during the 2025 Pee Dee REC Agronomic Field Day on Aug. 28.
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Agronomic Field Day is Aug. 28 at Pee Dee REC

byDenise Attaway
August 15, 2025

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