Rainy weather is contributing to rising disease pressure as blueberries, blackberries, peaches, cucurbits, and potatoes hit peak harvest. Learn what’s being seen across each region of South Carolina, and get fungicide and scouting recommendations to protect your crops. Don’t miss this week’s episode of the SC Grower Exchange Podcast for more timely tips.
Rainy conditions this week could bring increased disease pressure to South Carolina crops. Disease outbreaks such as cucurbit downy mildew and fusarium wilt are already making an impact, especially on melons and cucurbits. Stay proactive with disease management and keep an eye on crops like blueberries, blackberries, and sweet potatoes. Explore region-specific updates and expert advice from Clemson Extension specialist.
Thunderstorms, hail, and ongoing drought shaped this week’s field report. Strawberry root rot, spider mites in high tunnels, and rising insect pressure are top concerns. Stay informed with updates from Clemson Extension agents across South Carolina.
Dry weather continues across South Carolina, prompting concerns about mites and moisture-related diseases. Read regional crop updates, pest alerts, and learn about a time-sensitive grant opportunity for growers affected by natural disasters.
Spring crops like strawberries, peaches, and blueberries are growing rapidly across South Carolina. This week’s field report includes pest alerts, disease updates, and regional grower insights to help you stay ahead in the field.
“Spring is here in South Carolina! Strawberry picking is beginning, peaches are entering shuck split, and growers are monitoring spider mites due to dry, windy conditions. Get region-specific crop updates, pest alerts, and important grower resources, including a cut flower survey, upcoming events, and the latest SC Grower Exchange Podcast.”
“SC crops break dormancy—pests, weather & tips inside!”
Warm weather is pushing crop growth, but spider mites are appearing in strawberries across SC. Read the latest field updates, pest alerts, and management tips.
The SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report is back for 2025! This week’s update highlights cold weather impacts on strawberries and greens, with root and crown rot posing challenges. Learn how growers across the regions are adapting and preparing for the spring season.
The December 2, 2024, Fruit and Vegetable Field Report highlights how South Carolina growers are managing winter conditions. Fall brassicas are thriving, while strawberries face mixed results across regions. Coastal and inland updates address strategies for pest control, frost protection, and crop development heading into 2025.
The November 18, 2024, SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report highlights crop conditions across the Coastal, Midlands, Pee Dee, and Upstate regions. Strawberries are thriving, brassicas are being harvested, and growers are managing pests like whiteflies and spider mites. Learn about current weather challenges and crop management strategies in South Carolina agriculture.
Weekly Field Update – 11/11/24 We finally got some rain this past week. Fall crops are coming along nicely with scattered insect and disease issues. Neopest is showing up in strawberries as plants...
