Tag: agriculture
What did Ian do to SC’s drought?
Hurricane Ian left parts of South Carolina a little less dry than before but didn’t completely solve the issues of the ongoing drought.
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How cicadas in South Carolina became a noisy sign of summer
Cicadas are wild and intriguing insects to the eye, but have an unusual lifecycle and history in South Carolina. Over the years, they have become a staple to look for during the summer months.
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Fall season marks start of new harvest
The fall season is here! Customers at the South Carolina State Farmers Market shopped newly stocked seasonal produce.
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Getting lost in fall fun at a Lexington County corn maze
Clinton Sease Farm has opened its annual corn maze to the public. The maze presents a new challenge every year and has been growing in popularity since it first opened 15 years ago.
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When football comes to town, Soda City Market bustles
Vendors at Soda City Market incorporate USC inspired decor at their booths. Soda City Market...
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Freezing temperatures threaten strawberry plants
Cottle Farms is covering its 300,000 strawberry plants as colder temperatures hit the Midlands.
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At FoodShare, fresh fruits and a lesson on cooking Brussels sprouts
A local nonprofit aims to tackle health inequities through a holistic approach, living by the motto “Good Healthy Food for All.”
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How costly are thy branches?
For Americans looking to grab a fresh fir off the lot for the holidays, it might be time to snag a tree before they’re gone.
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The “flavor saver:” USC professor resurrects, restores heirloom tastes
Known locally as the “flavor saver,” USC Professor David Shields has spent over 15 years locating lost ingredients used in traditional southern cooking, sparking a revival of some of the South’s oldest tastes.
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S.C. State Fair hopes for best, prepares for worst
Rain, rain go away, is the mantra of the S.C. State Fair. But this week, fair officials are preparing for a deluge.
Read MoreAfter bumper 2018 harvest, peach farmers prepare for next spring
After bouncing back from a disastrous 2017 season, peach farmers across South Carolina are preparing for next year’s peach season with a hopeful look backward at the summer of 2018.
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Strawberry season springs into Columbia
It’s spring in the Midlands and that means strawberry picking time.
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