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Thomas Legare addresses House subcommittee.

Clemson seeks funding to keep SC farmers competitive nationally and globally

Sullivan Center Mobile Clinic sits with its doors and pop out open.

Clemson looks to continue expanding mobile health outreach across the state

Clemson officials increase areas of sweet potato weevil and Benghal dayflower quarantines

Clemson officials increase areas of sweet potato weevil and Benghal dayflower quarantines

Learn about where our food and fiber comes from during the 2019 South Carolina AgriBiz Expo in Florence Jan. 23-24.

Women in ag, industrial hemp – featured topics at 2019 S.C. AgriBiz and Farm Expo

Cucurbit Leaf Crumple Virus found in South Carolina Cucurbit Crops

Cucurbit Leaf Crumple Virus found in South Carolina Cucurbit Crops

Clemson alumnus wins $10,000 for farm efficiency app

Clemson alumnus wins $10,000 for farm efficiency app

Cinara aphids can be brought inside on Christmas trees.

Firewood, Christmas trees and uninvited holiday guests

Overall S.C. ag outlook strong, but weather, trade affecting cotton and soybeans

Overall S.C. ag outlook strong, but weather, trade affecting cotton and soybeans

Clemson soil fertility specialist Bhupinder Farmaha and Koch Agronomic Services agronomist Tim Laatsch discuss the values of using enhanced efficiency fertilizers.

Researcher studies nitrogen enhanced efficiency fertilizers to save money, preserve environment

Members of inaugural Extension Emerging Leadership Initiative class gather at Sandhill Research and Education Center

Clemson Extension leadership program welcomes inaugural class

Amy Dabbs to oversee Extension school, community garden programs statewide

Maps created by Jim Faust and Joanne Logan.

New national light maps help greenhouse growers manage plant growth

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue tours Clemson, cites university’s role in future of ag

Join Clemson Extension and others for the 2019 AgOutlook Conference, Nov. 16, in Columbia.

Clemson announces 3rd Annual AgOutlook Conference

Annual Vinca

Clemson researchers help develop new line of disease-resistant vinca

Clemson celebrates its first Day of the Dead ceremony.

Scenes from Clemson’s Day of the Dead/Dia de los Muertos celebration

Growing cover crops can help improve soil health.

Clemson experts: Cover cropping can improve soil health, increase bottom line

Yon family poses

Clemson alumnus Kevin Yon named Southeast’s top farmer

People at pond

Clemson to hold Lowcountry stormwater pond management conference

Allen speaks

S.C. lawmakers call for further understanding of state’s water resources

New Clemson Extension initiative seeks to sustain leadership for future generations

Sawyer speaks

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

horse and pasture

Pasture workshop in Tryon teaches ways to maximize grass for horses

Pic of Michelle Parisi

Meet a Tiger: Michelle Parisi

Now is the time to prepare landscapes for hurricane season.

Water Resources Conference brings together scientists, policymakers, amid hurricane aftermath

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

Michelle Parisi and Sarah Griffin

CDC grant supports Clemson program to address obesity epidemic

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

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

Joe Mari Maja, a researcher at Clemson's Edisto Research and Education Center, believes Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs) can be used to make cotton harvest more efficient.

Clemson researchers study using UGVs for cotton harvesting

Field peas

Clemson researchers optimizing pulse and cereal crops for organic production in S.C.

Grass

Extension offering workshop for landscape pros on smart fertilization, soil improvement

Prisoners of war from WWII, Korea and Vietnam share Clemson University stage

Armillaria root rot

Researchers meet to plan attack on Armillaria root rot

S.C. 4-H State Teen Council members pose

South Carolina 4-H’ers give presentation at regional leadership conference

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

Due to flooding, a significant portion of the hay in the Pee Dee region and other portions of the lower state has been sitting under water.

Clemson Extension offering resources to help farmers who need hay after storm