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Spring crops are going in the ground and fertilizer prices are skyrocketing. "This will save growers money and increase yields by reducing fertilizer overapplication and mitigating fertilizer underapplication. [Extracted from the article]

Spring crops are going in the ground and fertilizer prices are skyrocketing. "This will save growers money and increase yields by reducing fertilizer overapplication and mitigating fertilizer underapplication. [Extracted from the article]

Spring crops are going in the ground and fertilizer prices are skyrocketing. "This will save growers money and increase yields by reducing fertilizer overapplication and mitigating fertilizer underapplication. [Extracted from the article]

Spring crops are going in the ground and fertilizer prices are skyrocketing. "This will save growers money and increase yields by reducing fertilizer overapplication and mitigating fertilizer underapplication. [Extracted from the article]

"This will save growers money and increase yields by reducing fertilizer overapplication and mitigating fertilizer underapplication. Spring crops are going in the ground and fertilizer prices are skyrocketing. [Extracted from the article]

Scott Graule, director of James Island Outreach, will summarize how vegetable donations from the REC have benefited the community. Lowcountry growers can learn the newest ideas and recommendations for successfully growing vegetables during the 2021 Field Day at Clemson Coastal Research and Education Center (REC) slated for June 17. Brain Ward, organic vegetable specialist, will give an update on watermelon grafting and discuss current trends in industrial hemp; and Patrick Wechter, USDA-ARS research plant pathologist, will talk about graft incompatibility in muskmelon using "Carolina Strongback" rootstock. [Extracted from the article]

Lowcountry growers can learn the newest ideas and recommendations for successfully growing vegetables during the 2021 Field Day at Clemson Coastal Research and Education Center (REC) slated for June 17. Scott Graule, director of James Island Outreach, will summarize how vegetable donations from the REC have benefited the community. Brain Ward, organic vegetable specialist, will give an update on watermelon grafting and discuss current trends in industrial hemp; and Patrick Wechter, USDA-ARS research plant pathologist, will talk about graft incompatibility in muskmelon using "Carolina Strongback" rootstock. [Extracted from the article]

Brain Ward, organic vegetable specialist, will give an update on watermelon grafting and discuss current trends in industrial hemp; and Patrick Wechter, USDA-ARS research plant pathologist, will talk about graft incompatibility in muskmelon using "Carolina Strongback" rootstock. Scott Graule, director of James Island Outreach, will summarize how vegetable donations from the REC have benefited the community. Lowcountry growers can learn the newest ideas and recommendations for successfully growing vegetables during the 2021 Field Day at Clemson Coastal Research and Education Center (REC) slated for June 17. [Extracted from the article]

Scott Graule, director of James Island Outreach, will summarize how vegetable donations from the REC have benefited the community. Brain Ward, organic vegetable specialist, will give an update on watermelon grafting and discuss current trends in industrial hemp; and Patrick Wechter, USDA-ARS research plant pathologist, will talk about graft incompatibility in muskmelon using "Carolina Strongback" rootstock. Lowcountry growers can learn the newest ideas and recommendations for successfully growing vegetables during the 2021 Field Day at Clemson Coastal Research and Education Center (REC) slated for June 17. [Extracted from the article]

Brain Ward, organic vegetable specialist, will give an update on watermelon grafting and discuss current trends in industrial hemp; and Patrick Wechter, USDA-ARS research plant pathologist, will talk about graft incompatibility in muskmelon using "Carolina Strongback" rootstock. Scott Graule, director of James Island Outreach, will summarize how vegetable donations from the REC have benefited the community. Lowcountry growers can learn the newest ideas and recommendations for successfully growing vegetables during the 2021 Field Day at Clemson Coastal Research and Education Center (REC) slated for June 17. [Extracted from the article]

Brain Ward, organic vegetable specialist, will give an update on watermelon grafting and discuss current trends in industrial hemp; and Patrick Wechter, USDA-ARS research plant pathologist, will talk about graft incompatibility in muskmelon using "Carolina Strongback" rootstock. Lowcountry growers can learn the newest ideas and recommendations for successfully growing vegetables during the 2021 Field Day at Clemson Coastal Research and Education Center (REC) slated for June 17. Scott Graule, director of James Island Outreach, will summarize how vegetable donations from the REC have benefited the community. [Extracted from the article]