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Phillip Carnley
Commercial Horticulture Agent
Horticulture Program Team, Calhoun County Cooperative Extension Office, Orangeburg County Cooperative Extension Office
Office: Orangeburg
Phone: 803-516-4210
Email: pcarnle@clemson.edu
Educational Background
B.S. Horticulture
Clemson 2015
A.S. Horticulture
Spartanburg Community College 2012
Profile
Mr. Carnley's responsibilities include extension educational programming in all areas of fruit and vegetable crop production in Orangeburg and Calhoun Counties. His primary areas of expertise are strawberry, cucurbit, leafy greens, and cowpea production. Prior to his role with extension, Mr. Carnley worked in industry as a Municipal Horticulturist. Dealing mainly with ornamentals and turf.
