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Certified turf means better outcomes for turfgrass managers and homeowners
Clemson’s Long named National Plant Board President
Invasive Bradford pear, 3 other species to be banned for sale in SC
Teamwork turns the corner on an insect invasion
Spring bloom can reveal aggressive invasive weed
New Solar Pollinator Certification Program accepting applications
State assembles task force to address control of rodents on Kiawah Island
Pest management class teaches strategies to get rid of rodents
Clemson sets up online reporting site for Chinese seeds
Caution urged after mystery seed mailings
Inspectors survey Low Country trees after invasive beetle discovered
S.C. farmers lose use of important herbicides early in the season
Clemson draws USDA praise for organic certification
Don’t move ornamental citrus plants across state lines
State cotton farmers to gather for boll weevil meeting
Clemson regulator heads up multistate effort to tackle illegal pesticide sales
Invasive pest of crapemyrtle found in South Carolina
Meet a Tiger: Meg Williamson, Plant Disease Diagnostician
South Carolina regulators approve pesticides for hemp production
Authorities ask public to help find highly invasive fig buttercup
Digging into South Carolina’s most pressing problems, Clemson PSA is yielding solutions
Clemson officials increase areas of sweet potato weevil and Benghal dayflower quarantines
New pest found in Darlington County forces some states to quarantine S.C. sweet potatoes
Experts warn of post-storm pesticide danger
