Author: Sarah Oswald Scott

Cold weather marks the end of fall crops statewide, while strawberries and greens continue to grow strong. See the latest regional updates.

Strawberry planting is complete across South Carolina, and fields look strong heading into winter. Fall vegetables like tomatoes, squash, and greens continue to perform well, with kale, collards, and radishes ready for market. Read regional reports from Clemson Extension agents for crop conditions, pest alerts, and tips for the upcoming season.

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 begins with continued dry weather across South Carolina. Cucurbit crops show widespread virus symptoms, while strawberry planting is underway. This week’s field report includes regional updates on pests, diseases, and fall crop progress from the Coastal, Midlands, and Upstate regions.

SC growers are prepping strawberry fields, harvesting muscadines, and monitoring fall crops. Read the latest 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.

Fall crops are going in statewide. Pests and diseases, including downy mildew, are active. Learn prevention tips and see regional crop updates.

This week’s SC Fruit & Vegetable Field Report highlights rising pest pressure from pickleworm, sunscald concerns in melons, and widespread disease across cucurbits, tomatoes, and peaches. Discover region-specific updates from agents across the state, plus timely recommendations for insect and disease control, scouting tips, and postharvest handling. Don’t miss out—protect your yield and stay ahead of seasonal challenges.

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.

In this month’s Grower Spotlight, we visit Gurosik’s Berry Plantation in North Augusta, SC. Since 1981, Clyde and Marilyn Gurosik have been growing strawberries, blackberries, and other local produce. The farm offers a fun U-pick experience, along with fresh flowers and delicious produce at their farm market.

The SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report for May 19, 2025 highlights disease concerns, mechanical damage, and the approaching harvests of blueberries, blackberries, cucurbits, tomatoes, and peppers. Stay informed on crop health across the Coastal, Midlands, and Upstate regions.