The annual South Carolina corn, soybean and peanut growers meetings have been canceled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
CLEMSON – Fall is in the air and hundreds of photos of changing landscape colors are being shot every day. Clemson University experts say pict…
For the turkey industry, this Thanksgiving is a guessing game.
MINNEAPOLIS — The re-election defeat of U.S. House Agriculture Committee Chairman Collin Peterson in Minnesota and some key retirements mean a…
COLUMBIA – With all the problems 2020 brought, you may wonder what 2021 has in store.
CLEMSON – Stone fruits and nut crops are vital to human health, communities and economies across the United States but a fungal disease threat…
BROOKLET, Ga. — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is approving new five-year registrations for two dicamba products and extending the r…
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Steve Katzberg has been growing citrus plants in Orangeburg for years now, even though the area is not known for such.
COLUMBIA -- The Trump administration, along with Department of Agriculture Rural Development State Director for South Carolina Debbie Turbevil…
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CLEMSON – Clemson University’s College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences has announced it will close its swine research facility at t…
COLUMBIA – South Carolinians are eating more local food, thanks to the continued success of the Certified South Carolina program.
CLEMSON – Agricultural education teachers are in high demand and Clemson University adds a new post baccalaureate certificate program that can…
CLEMSON – The Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service announced plans to reopen its county offices during a recent town hall meeting …
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