On behalf of Clemson Extension and the South Carolina Soybean Board, we hope you make plans to join us in Santee onThursday, December 14th […]
Ph.D. Student Bennett Harrelson does a podcast with NC State University on double crop corn and soybean systems in South […]
Across the state, the earliest planted corn I have looked at is looking very good as we begin to see […]
As of May 8th, USDA has South Carolina as 96% planted on corn and is on a normal track for […]
Soil moisture remains good across the state. Recent rainfall events have made planting and field operations a challenge in certain […]
The warm weather and relatively dry field conditions over the last week have allowed for a significant portion of the […]
As temperatures begin to warm and soils dry out, many planters will soon be in the field planting field corn […]
The results from the 2022 County Corn Hybrid Trials are now available. In 2022, we evaluated 13 different hybrids across […]
CORN: Foliar diseases: The only disease that spreads during this type of weather is Southern rust. But we are not […]
I am sure that many of you get various forms of information from other states. Dr. Kemerait in Georgia is […]
This spring has been challenging, from increased input costs to low supply and shortages. The weather has been equally challenging […]
The results from the 2021 County Corn Hybrid Trials are now available. In 2021, we evaluated 12 different hybrids across […]
In response to the canceled 2021 Fall Field Day at Edisto REC, Clemson University Extension Specialists and Researchers compiled a […]
The South Carolina Corn and Soybean Growers Meeting will resume in 2021. This year's meeting will consist of an in-person […]
Corn harvest in South Carolina typically begins in August. The weeds remaining after harvest can contribute to future infestations. This […]
Due to safety concerns Clemson University has decided to delay the 2021 EREC Field Day by 2 weeks. The new […]
On August 20th from 10:00am-Noon a drop-in will be held at the dryland corn hybrid strip trial located in the […]
Clemson University has scheduled an in-person field day at the Edisto Research and Education Center in Blackville, SC for September 2nd, 2021. […]
Over the last few years, interest in "yield improving" row crop planter modifications, add-ons, and technologies have been topics of […]
As we continue to progress through the growing season, many growers are beginning to service and set up equipment for […]
In the last two weeks, most of us have received large amounts of rainfall. Daily rainfall of over 2 inches […]
Corn Everyone had to watch as Elsa passed over South Carolina over the last few days. Fortunately, for the most […]
CORN Fungicides As we close in on the 4th of July, we need to consider our possible fungicide applications on […]
The majority of our corn crop is at VT or R1 and this is the appropriate time to start making […]
With extensive rains occurring across much of South Carolina in the last week our corn crop is getting back on […]
Virtual Meetings were held in February 2021 to provide an update on corn and soybean production in South Carolina. By […]
As many of you know, temperatures across the state did drop below freezing last Thursday and Friday nights. I have […]
As a follow-up to my previous post on Sunday (3/28) I wanted to discuss what we can expect from the […]
I hope everyone's 2021 planting season or fieldwork season has started off smooth. I wanted to reach out with a […]
