Herbal crops eyed as new South Carolina farming path
In Clemson's Coastal Research and Education Center fields, researchers test herbs like feverfew as potential nutraceutical crops to replace tobacco income. Experts say growers have the skill, but entry is slowed by big business imports, lack of FDA standards, and price competition.
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Historians gather at The Citadel to study South Carolina civil rights era
More than 70 historians from the United States England and Japan convene at The Citadel this week to discuss new research on South Carolina civil rights from 1895 to 1970. Vernon Burton notes South Carolina's uniquely dynamic civil rights history and relevance of the topics.
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