Virus-free peach trees
Simon Scott moves plants at the Musser Fruit Research Farm's greenhouse, where about 300 trees of a hundred low-chill cultivars
Fast, easy test reveals fungicide resistance
When disease organisms become resistant to a fungicide, spraying is like hitting them with rainwater—expensive rainwater. In the last three
Good point
This spring, the Social Security Administration reinstituted its annual reality check for employers, “SSN No-Match letters,” after a three-year hiatus.
Eastern U.S. wine industry gets lift
Tony Wolf, center, is director of the Alson H. Smith, Jr. Agricultural Research and Extension Center, a 124-acre site in
Clemson peach team
More peaches—about 17,000 acres— are grown in South Carolina than any other state east of California, and Clemson University, the
Everything about PEACHES
Desmond Layne’s work in peach cultivar evaluation means tasting a lot of peaches. “It’s a tough job, but someone has
