Author: Zack Snipes

Question of the Week – Pawpaw

What’s a Hoosier banana? It’s the pawpaw—an underrated native fruit with a rich flavor and big appeal. From attracting butterflies to growing in forest understories, this tropical-tasting tree is full of surprises. Learn more about pawpaws, how to grow them, and where to spot them in the wild.

SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report – April 7, 2025

Strawberries are in full swing across South Carolina, and peaches and blueberries are coming on strong. With warm weather and rain in the forecast, disease pressure is increasing. Read the latest statewide and regional crop updates, pest alerts, and field observations from Clemson Extension agents in this week’s SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report.

SC Fruit & Vegetable Field Report – March 31, 2025

Spring is off to a warm, dry start in South Carolina. Strawberries are coming in, spring crops are booming, and pest pressure—especially spider mites—is on the rise. Get region-specific updates, timely grower alerts, and info on Clemson Extension’s new cut flower grower needs assessment in this week’s Field Report.

SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report- March 17, 2025

Spring is here, and crops are thriving across South Carolina! In this week’s SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report (March 17, 2025), get the latest updates on strawberries, peaches, spring greens, cucurbits, and more. Learn about regional pest activity, disease management, and upcoming agricultural events. Also, if you’re a cut flower grower, share your insights in Clemson Extension’s needs assessment to help improve industry resources. Read more for expert recommendations and field insights!

SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report – March 10, 2025

South Carolina’s fruit and vegetable growers are gearing up for spring! Strawberries are progressing, brassicas are thriving, and tomato planting has begun. Get the latest updates on crop conditions, pest management, and upcoming challenges in the March 10 SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report.

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