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Beer Style Highlight: Maibock

What is Maibock? A Springtime Lager May in Germany is the time of the Maibock. In fact, “Mai” is the German word for the month of May. Maibocks are strong malt and hop forward lagers brewed for the...

Grower Spotlight – Gurosik’s Berry Plantation

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.

SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report- May 19, 2025

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.

Tacos: The Universal Deliciousness Upgrade

Tacos are a versatile and fun way to enjoy meals, whether you’re using leftovers or preparing fresh ingredients. From beef to tofu, tacos offer endless possibilities. Learn how to elevate your next meal and bring people together with a taco bar for a creative, delicious experience.

Question of the Week – Whiteflies

Whiteflies are a common pest on brassica crops, including kale. Learn about their life cycle, feeding habits, and the damage they can cause, including the development of sooty mold.

SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report – May 12, 2025

Heavy rainfall in South Carolina is bringing an end to strawberry season for some growers, with disease risks increasing as temperatures rise. Crops across the Midlands, Pee Dee, and Upstate regions have been impacted by physical damage, waterlogging, and pest issues. Stay informed with the latest updates on crops, pests, and disease management.

Identifying Volunteer Native Palms in the Landscape

Native fan palms, including cabbage, dwarf, and saw palmettos, are common in South Carolina landscapes. This guide provides key identifying features and tips for managing volunteer seedlings in your yard. Learn about their leaves, flowers, and how to differentiate between these palms.

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