Revisions have been made to South Carolina’s Cottage Food Law and the Clemson Cooperative Extension Service wants to help residents who produce and sell foods from their homes learn how these changes affect them. The South Carolina Home-Based Food Production …

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New technologies and new enthusiasm are driving ag studies at South Carolina’s 1890 Land Grant University. Mike Davis reports.

The nation’s beekeepers are continuing to lose colonies at an alarming rate. Scientists are working with beekeepers to stem the tide of those losses. Gary Crawford has the latest on this edition of Agriculture USA.

Rural healthcare facilities are getting a shot in the arm via USDA’s Emergency Rural Health Care Grant Program. Rod Bain reports.

Has your farm family got what it takes to be one of the 11 families recognized this year at the N.C. State Fair as a Farm Family of the Day? If you are proud to be an N.C. farmer, work …

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GREENVILLE – Mark your calendars for AutumnFest, the Greenville State Farmers Market’s fall plant and flower festival, on Sept. 23-24. Visitors can shop for fall plants and flowers, along with home, yard, and garden décor and crafts from a variety of …

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Why are U.S. officials interested in the potential of nations like Kenya and others in the East and Central Africa regions as agricultural export markets? Rod Bain reports.

If your child is going to school this fall and taking lunch from home, experts say pack that lunch with good nutrition and with food safety in mind. Gary Crawford has more on this edition of Agriculture USA.