State peanut yield champs recognized
BLACKVILLE -- The South Carolina peanut crop in 2005 jumped in acreage but dropped a bit in per-acre yields due to some weather problems. MORE

S. C. Botanical Garden to hold plant sale April 21-22
CLEMSON -- The South Carolina Botanical Garden has scheduled its spring plant sale for April 21-22. MORE

Wildlife Food Plot Contest accepting entries for 2006
CLEMSON -- 4-H FACE for Wildlife Project is now accepting entries for 2006 for youths 5-19 years old.  MORE

Soybean contest yield winners recognized
CLEMSON -- Soybean growers from Orangeburg and Lee counties took top honors in the 2005 South Carolina Soybean Yield Contest sponsored by the S.C. Soybean Board. MORE

Ag community honors Clemson faculty for helping soybean growers fight rust
CLEMSON – Two Clemson University faculty members have been honored by the agricultural community in South Carolina for helping the state’s soybean growers deal with a new disease called Asian Soybean Rust. MORE

At-risk kids win national gardening award
AIKEN – A green thumb means you’re good at gardening. If you’re very good at it, you could win awards. MORE

Clemson professor wins national nutrition award
CLEMSON - Clemson University Professor Katherine Cason recently won the Joanne Heppes Excellence in Nutrition Education Memorial Award given by the American Dietetic Association. MORE

“Violence Hurts Everyone” Poster Contest
CHESTERFIELD –- Local high school and middle students recently participated in the “Violence Hurts Everyone” poster contest sponsored by the Stop the Violence committee of the Chesterfield County Coordinating Council (CCCC). MORE