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4-H members and agents gather on the Statehouse steps.

4-H Legislative Day brings together state’s current, future leaders

Before and after pictures from a coin rubbing activity.

Clemson Extension’s 4-H @ Home helps learning continue for youth everywhere

Clemson Extension offices closed to the public beginning March 18

tomatoes

Clemson experts warn vegetable growers about new greenhouse tomato disease

GraceGeene

Clemson Agribusiness student earns spot in exclusive USDA leadership program

Trees sit in pots.

Clemson Extension event doles out free trees, dirt on Bradford pears

Prescribed fire burns.

Prescribed fire: Don’t underestimate its importance

Kudzu grows in a field

Clemson Extension workshops take aim at destructive invasive species

Clemson experts share peach research

Clemson experts share peach research

Trees stand in forest.

Registration open for annual Clemson Extension forestry summit

Angus bull

Record-setting auction spotlights the value of cattle genetics

Ryan Bean, Clemson Extension area forestry and natural resources agent, talks about alternative income sources for forest landowners in South Carolina during the 2020 S.C. AgriBiz and Farm Expo.

Clemson Extension experts explain alternative sources of income for farmers

Clemson announces 2020 Turf School

Clemson announces 2020 Turf School

Bradford pear trees grow in the Upstate.

Clemson Extension working to root out invasive Bradford pears

Clemson Extension announces Spring Vegetable Production Meeting

Clemson Extension announces Spring Vegetable Production Meeting

Aimed at training emerging SC farmers, Clemson program accepting applications

Aimed at training emerging SC farmers, Clemson program accepting applications

Holiday decorations can be dangerous for pets. Pine needles and metal hooks used to hang ornaments can puncture the intestinal lining if swallowed. Tinsel and ornaments are also a potential hazard and can cause intestinal blockage if consumed.

Clemson researcher offers tips to protect pets from holiday stress and injury

Clemson seminar aims to offer agribusinesses blueprint for 2020 success

Clemson Professor Adam Kantrovich addresses the audience at the S.C. Ag Outlook Conference.

Clemson agribusiness experts help farmers find opportunities amid travails of trade war

Spots are one of the symptoms of bacterial spot on peaches .

Clemson student studies major disease in hopes of bringing relief to peach industry

In partnership with Public Health Sciences, Prisma Health–Upstate, Clemson Cooperative Extension offers a diabetes education and support class in Greenville County.

Tool for diabetes self-management from Clemson, Prisma Health–Upstate certified by American Diabetes Association

Plants Fix Dirt

Farmers learn the science of soil health at Clemson conference

S.C. 4-H Horse Program team members pose with trophies after national competition.

South Carolina 4-H’ers excel at All American Quarter Horse Congress

Drought conditions affect water level in Lake Hartwell.

Drought a major disruption for S.C. wildlife and natural resources, Clemson experts say

S.C. Botanical Garden to mark Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) Nov. 1

Formosan termites

Clemson Entomology announces fall pest trainings

photo of a robot milking a cow

South Carolina dairymen get first glimpse of robotic milking system at Clemson

Clemson experts explain drought protection measures for forages and livestock

Clemson experts explain drought protection measures for forages and livestock

Mike Marshall talks about weeds during Edisto REC Field Day.

Growers learn about new peanut varieties, disease control and technologies during Clemson’s Edisto REC field day

Clemson Extension workshop focuses on urban tree care

Clemson experts say statewide drought will result in lower crop yields

Clemson experts say statewide drought will result in lower crop yields

Jason Carver has been planting cover crops on his farm near Eastover for seven years.

Clemson announces Building Soil Health Conference

Clemson to hold Integrated Pest Management Workshop

Clemson to hold Integrated Pest Management Workshop

Group picture of EELI class with President James Clements and Kenston Griffin.

Clemson Extension leadership program launches second phase

Emma Jeannette Carr is pictured working at the Ridge Spring Farmer's Market.

Clemson Extension endowment continues legacy of ‘Queen of the Market’