Cooperative Extension Archives | Page 12 of 14 | Clemson News

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

Follow the Clemson Ag Tour May 20 - 24.

Public invited to follow #ClemsonAgTour across South Carolina May 20-24

Pasture grass

Planning can help pasture owners manage the mud

Instructor demonstrates chainsaw safety techniques to firefighters.

Clemson Extension helping emergency workers safely use chainsaws in disasters

Clemson announces carbon market workshop in Upstate for forest landowners

Clemson announces carbon market workshop in Upstate for forest landowners

EFNEP Hunley Park

Nutrition education program celebrates 50 years of service

Miss Clemson speaks to South Carolina youth at the 4-H Engineering Challenge.

4-H Engineering Challenge helps STEM students find their passions

Clemson announces 2019 Poa and Spring Dead Spot Control Field Day

Clemson announces 2019 Poa and Spring Dead Spot Control Field Day

Heat tolerant butterbean study at the Pee Dee REC.

Clemson researcher trying to revive staple of southern supper tables

Horticulture teams gather at Memorial Stadium.

Clemson, Auburn Extension teams join forces to advance land-grant mission

Tarana Khan and Kim Morganello load boxes at Harvest Hope Food Pantry.

Clemson Extension leadership class practices ‘servant attitude’ at Columbia food bank

Annie's Project participants gather together during a previous event.

Annie’s Project seeks to provide the state’s female farmers the skills to succeed

Clemson Extension weeds and wildflowers book recognized for excellence by S.C. State Library

Clemson Extension agents teach produce growers how to comply with new federal standards

Clemson Extension agents teach produce growers how to comply with new federal standards

Clemson Experimental Forest presents Forest Fest 2019 on March 30

Clemson Experimental Forest presents Forest Fest 2019 on March 30

Group at Legislative Day watches for the State House steps.

South Carolina youth, lawmakers swap stories of 4-H journeys at Statehouse gathering

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

Clemson researchers are using state-of-the-art facilities at the Pee Dee Research and Education Center to develop a wheat variety people with Celiac Disease can eat.

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Clemson announces Southern Heritage Crops Workshop

Clemson researchers are using state-of-the-art facilities at the Pee Dee Research and Education Center to develop a wheat variety people with Celiac Disease can eat.

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Researcher uses innovative Clemson facilities to help develop gluten-busting wheat

Clemson Extension Service is holding a workshop to teach livestock owners how to protect herds from fescue toxicosis.

Clemson class to teach livestock producers how to renovate tall fescue pastures