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A farmer wearing an orange shirt and Clemson ball cap kneels in a field to pick up something small from the ground.

USDA investing $70M in Clemson, South Carolina State Climate-Smart Commodities project

Susan Hollifield runs the Hollifield Orchard stand in Long Creek, South Carolina, where she sells apples grown in her family's orchard.

Clemson Extension announces Women in Ag Conference

Crimson clover

Clemson-led research finds cover crop types alter soil organic carbon content, composition

horses

South Carolina suspends some veterinary requirements to facilitate animal evacuations due to Ian

During the 2022 Clemson Field Day, South Carolina peanut growers saw how new varieties grew and stacked up compared to current standards.

Clemson Extension provides peanut particulars to help growers profit

Clemson Extension bus tour offers up-close look at SC forestry industry

High school students learned about agricultural safety during a recent Ag Safety Day at the Simpson Research Farm in Pendleton, S.C. for high school students.

High school students learn farm safety during Clemson Ag Safety Days

Fall Plant sales

South Carolina Botanical Garden Fall Plant Sales are Sept. 23-24

$5M Google.org grant helps South Carolina youth get connected

Canning

Clemson Extension announces Master Food Preserver certification pilot program

Three rabbits running around the field

Rabbits in Greenville County diagnosed with Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease

Clemson Extension Cotton Specialist Mike Jones says farmers should prioritize yield potential and stability when choosing what cotton variety to plant.

Pee Dee REC Field Day teaches about cotton, cover crops, pollinators and more

Pumpkins at the Edisto REC

Clemson Agronomic and Vegetable Field Day slated for Sept. 22

4-H Pinckney Leadership Program reflects on 5 years of success stories

Clemson Extension is holding a meeting to inform stakeholders what updates to the S.C. Cottage Food Law means for them. The meeting is scheduled from 1-3 p.m., Sept. 6, at the Phillips Market Center in West Columbia, SC and online via Zoom.

Clemson Extension says ‘Let’s talk about the S.C. Cottage Food Law’

John Mueller demonstrates nematode infection on corn plant roots.

Nematode discussion highlights 2022 Clemson Corn Field Day

Clemson Extension agents honored on national stage for local impact

Clemson Extension course teaches general public to ‘celebrate insects’

Clemson Extension’s Farmer Resource Rodeo rides again

Clemson specialists report peanut production up in South Carolina.

Clemson announces 2022 Peanut Field Day

Bamberg County farmer Richard Rentz and Clemson precision agriculture engineer Kendall Kirk work with a tablet in front of a grain silo.

Clemson announces new Center for Agricultural Technology

Young Sandlappers show prowess on big stage at national wildlife contest

Clemson Extension honors naturalists with statewide recognition

4-H’ers from across SC learn life lessons from Clemson gridiron legend

Hands from multiple people reaching out to put testing droplets in test tube containing streamwater.

South Carolina Adopt-A-Stream Program celebrates five years of helping keep state’s waterways clean

Gilbert Miller, Clemson Extension vegetable specialist and field day coordinator, talks about how the Clemson Extension statewide weather monitoring network will benefit South Carolina growers.

Clemson experts predict watermelon production about to get more expensive

Jeff Allen with family.

Clemson University’s Allen earns lifetime achievement award for work in water resources policy and research

Flag blowing in wind on the Walker Golf Course

2022 Clemson Turfgrass Research and Education Field Day to be held in person

soybeans

Clemson scientists join nationwide laboratory aimed at reducing phosphorus use

Watermelons

Clemson announces 2022 Watermelon Field Day

Clemson’s Coastal REC working to foster sustainability for Lowcountry farmers

Shelley Lovern, Clemson master's student, tests a center pivot irrigation system at the Simpson REC with a voltmeter.

Irrigation safety and lightning

cotton pest

Clemson Extension Scouting Workshops slated for July 27 – 28

Plant Identification and Use provides information on how to use plants in landscapes.

Clemson Extension course teaches about plant identification and use

Two-tiered deer fencing around a field with a battery as a fence charger.

Land-Grant Press publications provide vital knowledge from Clemson Cooperative Extension program areas

Downy mildew begins as dark, irregular spots that spread quickly on plants’ leaves.

Downy mildew detected on South Carolina cucurbits