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A large yellow and black spider is on a small tree limb.

Clemson scientist: Study shows Joro spiders ‘here to stay,’ spreading fast

Clemson Extension hires new precision ag specialist

Organic watermelons

Clemson scientists study watermelon to improve organic vegetable production

Clemson Extension professionals nab national recognition for local impact

A man in an orange hat stands on the edge of a large cotton field.

Clemson, Cotton Incorporated work to develop designer cottonseed

Roan horse grazing with white fence and white barn in the distant background.

Horse dies of West Nile in first known case of ’23

Clemson researcher Ricardo St.Aime finds soil water content is not depleted by cover crops interseeded in corn planted in Pendleton, South Carolina.

Clemson study finds interseeded cover crops do not compete with cash crops

Palmetto State youth shine on national stage in wildlife education contest

South Carolina youth show off shooting skills at national 4-H event

Upstate agriculture research on display during Simpson Beef Cattle Farm Field Day

Don’t fumble your tailgate safety

An aerial view of Clemson's football field with full stands during the daytime.

Land-grant university scientists make turfgrass safer, more environmentally-friendly

Clemson Extension offers Basics of Beekeeping Hybrid Course

Clemson Extension is offering a Forages Field Day March 21 and a Best Agricultural Management Practices for Forage-Livestock Systems workshop March 28, both at the Edisto Research and Education Center.

Clemson Extension online course teaches basic forage concepts and principles

Peanuts

Clemson announces 2023 Peanut Field Day

A hurricane as seen from space.

South Carolina suspends some animal interstate transport requirements due to Idalia

Clemson/Michelin study impact of tire pressure on soil compaction in South Carolina

Anthony "Tony" Keinath

Keinath named APS Fellow

New executive director hopes to lead S.C. Botanical Garden to even greater heights

Photo of a horse looking over a fence

Two South Carolina horses die from mosquito-borne disease

A yellow-legged hornet pictured from the side with callouts.

South Carolina officials proactively monitoring for invasive hornet found in Savannah

Clemson researchers provide information to help keep corn top commodity in South Carolina

Clemson Pee Dee REC announces Field Day

State 4-H Congress celebrates the moxie to make fairy tales come true

sun rising over a field with a barn in the distance - CAFLS, PSA

SC New and Beginning Farmer Program launches new advanced program

Gilbert Miller, Clemson Extension vegetable specialist, talks about Solar Shrink mulch film during the 2023 Watermelon Field Day.

Cool spring temperatures slow watermelon crop, increase Fusarium infections

Clemson, Duke Energy partner to teach teachers about wildlife and land management ecology

Clemson graduate student Zachary Jones and Clemson molecular breeder Sachin Rustgi are studying to develop less-immunogenic wheat varieties.

Clemson researchers work to develop less-immunogenic wheat varieties for gluten-sensitive consumers

Clemson University researchers have received a USDA grant to find novel ways to improve crop nutrient use efficiency and pest management in organic watermelon.

Clemson announces 2023 Watermelon Field Day

County Extension agents honored with Lever Hall of Fame induction

Sandhill Research and Education Center is pictured from across the pond at the back of its main building.

Sandhill REC Field Day features educational fun for the entire family

Clemson researchers are looking at how regulating certain genes can transform cotton from a perennial plant to an annual plant.

Clemson researchers tweak cotton genes to improve productivity

Cow at South Carolina processing facility tests positive for bovine spongiform encephalopathy

Downy mildew detected in South Carolina

Kathy Coleman address audience at Sandhill REC's Lake House.

Alston Award winner Coleman respected around SC for hard work, integrity

Field of cotton

State reduces boll weevil eradication acreage assessment to save farmers money