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Clemson Experimental Forest presents Forest Fest 2019 on March 30

Clemson Experimental Forest presents Forest Fest 2019 on March 30

Peach trees at Musser Fruit Research Center in Seneca.

Clemson researchers say South Carolina peaches suffered minimal damage from freeze

South Carolina Botanical Garden Spring Plant Sales are April 5, 6 and 20

South Carolina Botanical Garden Spring Plant Sales are April 5, 6 and 20

Grain sorghum for commercial use grows in a field.

Clemson researchers receive grant to study growing the next generation of plant-based meats

Paula Agudelo

Clemson college of agriculture names dean of research, Experiment Station director

Phytographics.com uses high resolution images, videos and other information to teach growers what they can do to protect their crops.

Clemson researchers develop new online tool for managing plant diseases

A conversation with Keith Belli, dean of Clemson’s College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Girl standing

Clemson doctoral student wins prestigious award and fellowship

Clemson announces 2019 Turf School

Clemson announces 2019 Turf School

Healthy rose on left. Botrytis stricken rose on right.

Clemson experts: Dipping roses in calcium before shipping may prolong their beauty

Man standing in field.

Clemson graduate student speaks at conference in Mexico

Ricardo St Aime and Sruthi Narayanan study soybean stands in cover cropped and non-cover cropped plots.

Clemson graduate student receives prestigious research grant to study cover cropping to improve soil moisture

Cinara aphids can be brought inside on Christmas trees.

Firewood, Christmas trees and uninvited holiday guests

Clemson to launch weekly farm market and expand research at campus farm

Bert McCarty

Clemson’s McCarty wins Carolinas Golf Course Superintendents Association’s Highest Honor

Maps created by Jim Faust and Joanne Logan.

New national light maps help greenhouse growers manage plant growth

Grain sorghum grows in a field during commercial trials.

Clemson-based project aims to transform Southeastern feed grain industry

Annual Vinca

Clemson researchers help develop new line of disease-resistant vinca

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

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

Sawyer speaks

Clemson leading effort to take stock of state’s water resources

Five images depict different parts of the food supply chain — jars of linels, a table with a meal on it, an airport and a corn stalk with an ear of corn shown.

Farm to table: Meet 5 Tigers who are working to eliminate hunger, malnutrition and obesity

Food is a science, and so is how it’s grown

Food is a science, and so is how it’s grown

Finding a solution for hidden hunger

Finding a solution for hidden hunger

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

Angelica Werth stands outside Clemson's sustainable garden in the agriculture quad.

Clemson student’s passion for horticulture grows in Argentina

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

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

Irrigation water

Clemson research dollars support breakthroughs in water conservation, crop production

Recent Clemson alum Ann Scott (pink hat) took first in international soil judging competition.

Clemson graduate takes first in international soil judging contest

Graduating senior set to become ‘world-traveling gardener’

Image of cotton on plant with light blue sky in background

Clemson University scientist selected to send cotton research into space

Student studies how certain herbicides and chemical additives affect water quality