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Image from the front of the fall plant sale catalog

South Carolina Botanical Garden fall plant sale is this weekend

Sweet potato with bumps from infection

Clemson researchers armed to combat guava root-knot nematodes

Photo of crops growing at Simpson REC

Agriculture research in the Upstate to be on display at Simpson Beef Cattle Farm field day

Photo of a pine forest

Clemson program prepares women to manage the family forest land

Healthy soils study being conducted at Clemson's Pee Dee REC in Florence, SC.

Clemson field day teaches about soil health, pests control and more

A woman in a sea green shirt smiles at the camera behind a table full of scientific equipment

Meet a Tiger: Meg Williamson, Plant Disease Diagnostician

4H leadership class

State 4-H Congress is a family affair

Congressman Wilson is presented with certificate recognizing his visit to Sandhill REC.

Congressman: Clemson Extension ‘instrumental’ to state’s agricultural success

Palmetto LEAF program aims to create leadership pipeline for S.C. agribusiness industry

Cyanobacteria blooms are pictured on a pond.

Extension offers resources to manage toxin-producing blue-green algae in ponds

4-H and FFA teams pose together with South Carolina state flag at WHEP competition.

South Carolina youth put wildlife habitat knowledge to test at national competition

South Carolina 4-H shooters pose together at competition.

South Carolina 4-H shooters shine on national stage

Clemson study finds wildflowers create pollinator harmony for watermelons

Clemson study finds wildflowers create pollinator harmony for watermelons

Attendees participate in cultivar field trial demonstration.

Clemson’s Coastal REC vegetable research aims to bolster bottom line for S.C. farmers

Clemson’s Pee Dee REC Field Day features breeding for heat-tolerant and water-efficient plants and more

Clemson’s Pee Dee REC Field Day features breeding for heat-tolerant and water-efficient plants and more

Clemson researcher explains seedless watermelon production

Clemson researcher explains seedless watermelon production

Clemson’s Bob Polomski receives 2019 GardenComm Media Awards Silver Medal of Achievement

Clemson’s Bob Polomski receives 2019 GardenComm Media Awards Silver Medal of Achievement

Clemson alumnus Sidi Limehouse named 2019 Swisher Sweets/Sunbelt Expo South Carolina Farmer of the Year

Clemson alumnus Sidi Limehouse named 2019 Swisher Sweets/Sunbelt Expo South Carolina Farmer of the Year

Master Pond Manager participants gather for field day.

Clemson pond management program geared to both professionals, homeowners

People adding soil ammendment to garden bed

Clemson Extension, architecture collaborate to enhance Charleston’s Corrine Jones Park

Photo of a hemp crop

South Carolina regulators approve pesticides for hemp production

Stormwater flows into a storm drain.

Clemson Extension survey aims to help keep S.C. waterways clean

Sruthi Narayanan

Clemson researchers working to develop drought-tolerant soybeans

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Rosenkrans to lead Clemson Animal and Veterinary Sciences Department

Amanda McNulty and Tony Melton discuss making wreaths on "Making It Grow."

Clemson’s ‘Making It Grow’ garners pair of prestigious awards

Clemson scientists will answer watermelon questions at the 2019 Field Day July 11

Clemson scientists will answer watermelon questions at the 2019 Field Day July 11

Clemson peanut specialist warns South Carolina growers to be on the lookout for diseases

Clemson peanut specialist warns South Carolina growers to be on the lookout for diseases

David Robb talks about weed control research being conducted at the Clemson Student Organic Farm.

Clemson researchers arm farmers with new tools in fight against costly weeds

Photo of a horse looking over a fence

Vaccination against deadly diseases makes a proven difference for South Carolina horses

Clemson reports downy mildew detected in South Carolina; growers advised to spray cucurbits

Clemson reports downy mildew detected in South Carolina; growers advised to spray cucurbits

Participants at the 2018 Edisto Research and Education Field Day listen with interest at researcher Joe Mari Maja talks about a UGV cotton harvester he is working to develop.

Clemson scientists designing robots to fill agricultural labor gap

Photo of Lever Hall of Fame inductees and family members being honored at a baseball game

Lever County Extension Hall of Fame inducts four new South Carolina members

Marzieh Motallebi addresses the audience at the recent Carbon Market for South Carolina workshop.

Clemson workshop explores carbon market’s potential profits for S.C. landowners

Now is the time to prepare landscapes for hurricane season.

Now is time to prepare landscapes and gardens for ravages of hurricane season

Rick Boyles, a research scientist at Clemson’s Pee Dee Research and Education Center, talks about how a combination of traditional and advanced plant genetic approaches are being used to determine which grain lines are best adapted to South Carolina and the entire southeastern United States.

Clemson, collaborators continue efforts to revive ancient southern crops

Cody Bishop, farm manager for Clemson's Sandhill REC, explains cover crop mixes that are being grown in the sandy soil of fields at the Center.

Cover crops can increase soil moisture by as much as 10 percent