Strawberry planting is wrapping up in some areas and ramping up in others, while fall greens are growing strong across South Carolina. This week’s field report shares regional crop updates, pest and disease observations, and reminders about the Strawberry Webinar Series, statewide sweetpotato survey, and upcoming grower events.
Fall weather brings active disease scouting, strawberry planting, and strong muscadine and sweetpotato harvests in South Carolina’s October 2025 report.
Mild weather, strawberry prep, cucurbit diseases, and leafhopper outbreaks highlight this week’s SC Fruit & Vegetable Field Report.
Fall crops are thriving across SC. Read the Sept. 2 Field Report for harvest updates, pest alerts, and grower resources.
Weekly SC Field Report: Rains delay crops, pests and diseases on the rise, and harvest updates across all regions.
SC crops benefit from rain, but disease pressure rises. Invasive two-spot cotton leafhopper confirmed on multiple vegetable farms.
Hot, dry weather continues across SC. See regional crop updates, planting progress, pest alerts, and tips for managing sunscald and heat stress.
Disease pressure is high and mites are spreading. Read the latest SC crop and field updates and fall prep news from across the state.
SC crop harvests rise with pest and disease pressure.
Frequent rain is creating disease concerns across South Carolina as summer harvest ramps up. Get region-specific updates on crop conditions, pests, and disease control strategies in this week’s field report.
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.
