Agents from around the state give mid-February updates on SC crops. Warm temperatures mean it's time to start applying those Boron applications to strawberries. Strawberry plants don't seem to be establishing as well this year for some. Will our season be a good one? Also, Bruce Mclean talks to us about pruning blueberries and shares some resources for pruning videos online. 

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The SC Grower Exchange is back for 2022! Agents from around the state provide crop and growing updates for late January. White peach scale, cold damage to brassica crops and nutrient uptake, strawberry progression are all covered in this episode. Will Lever from the SCDA gives us an update on the new Produce Safety Rule and shares with us how farmers can connect with SCDA for more information. 

Bruce McLean hosts a presentation covering Clemson's Heat-tolerant Butterbean Project, and answers grower's questions as part of the CUltivate SC Grower Series.

Bruce McLean hosts Zack Snipes, Clemson Extension Area Horticulture for the Lowcountry, for a presentation on all things cover crop-related in South Carolina, as part of the CUltivate SC Grower Series.

Vegetable Weed Science professor, Dr. Matt Cutulle, discusses Fall weed management and proactive tips for growers across the state.

Bruce McLean hosts Dr. Guido Schnabel, Clemson Professor of Plant Pathology for Fruit Crops, for a presentation on early-season disease management for strawberries in South Carolina, as part of the CUltivate SC Grower Series.

Agents give field updates around the state for the beginning of the Fall season.

Dr. Matt Cutulle gives the Fall Weed Management update for South Carolina, as part of the CUltivate SC Grower Series.

Bruce McLean gives the 2021 Muscadine Crop Update and Muscadine Insect Talk for South Carolina, as part of the CUltivate SC Grower Series.

Listen in on the weekly round-up of what is happening across the state of SC with fruit and vegetable production, hear each agent's most obscure diagnostic problem from this season, and find out the latest information from Clemson Vegetable Specialist, Dr. Brian Ward's, most recent research projects.