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Agricultural Education equips middle and high school students with the knowledge and skills needed for careers in natural resources, environmental science, and agriculture. With diverse career paths in areas such as production, marketing, engineering, research, and agribusiness, students gain valuable experience through classroom instruction, and hands-on learning. As global demand for food and fiber increases, agricultural education provides students with abundant career opportunities and the tools for success in this essential industry.

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National Ag Day

Beginning in 1973, March 24 has become a day to honor the role agriculture plays in sustaining our society and enriching our economy

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R. Roy Pearce | Legacy of Leadership Interview Eliza Lucas Pinckney | Legacy of Leadership Profile

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Eliza Lucas Pinckney | Legacy of Leadership Profile
Eliza Lucas Pinckney (1722–1793) Eliza Lucas, who was born in 1722 in Antigua, was 16 when she took charge of her father's plantation near Charles Town and successfully managed it. In 1738, Lieutenant...
George W. Park | Legacy of Leadership Profile

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George W. Park | Legacy of Leadership Profile
(1852 – 1935) George W. Park was born on a farm near Fannettburg, Pennsylvania. When he was a child, his mother noticed his interest in horticulture and encouraged him to raise flowers in a corner of...
R. Roy Pearce | Legacy of Leadership Interview R. Roy Pearce | Legacy of Leadership Profile

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R. Roy Pearce | Legacy of Leadership Profile
R. Roy Pearce (1919-2004) Roy Pearce helped develop Pearce–Young–Angel, a food distribution business founded by his grandfather and father, into one of the largest businesses in South Carolina...
Mount Vernon | Project Discovery Revisited Horse Training Center | Project Discovery Revisited

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Horse Training Center | Project Discovery Revisited
In Project Discovery Revisited: A Horse Training Center, several aspects of horses are explored. On a visit to the riding stables, horseback riding lessons are explained as well as how to train the...
William Barnet | Legacy of Leadership James Lide Coker | Legacy of Leadership Profile

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James Lide Coker | Legacy of Leadership Profile
James Lide Coker (1837–1918) Farmer, father, soldier, businessman, merchant, banker, railroad man, industrialist—those are only a few of the titles describing James Lide Coker, who for nearly 60 years...
Tryon Project 9

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Tryon Project
Episode 9
In "High Chair," wisteria vine, the arms and legs of a chair and a seat of chestnuts become a piece of furniture that contemplates its journey from forest to living room.
William Barnet | Legacy of Leadership P. Henderson Barnette | Legacy of Leadership Profile

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P. Henderson Barnette | Legacy of Leadership Profile
P. Henderson Barnette (1924–2006) For many years, P. Henderson Barnette has been one of South Carolina's most respected leaders in business, education, community development, and politics. His...
Wofford B. "Bill" Camp | Legacy of Leadership Profile

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Wofford B. "Bill" Camp | Legacy of Leadership Profile
Wofford Benjamin Camp (1894–1986) Wofford B. "Bill" Camp rose from humble beginnings as a Cherokee County farm boy to become one of the most important thinkers in the history of agriculture. Although...
Touch the Earth 6

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Touch the Earth
Episode 6
Exterior revisions to Crucible involved adding a sturdy, stacked stone layer to its dome and a covering of native plants such as ebony spleenwort and sheet moss. The following video features Clemson...
Touch the Earth | A Natural State 3

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Touch the Earth | A Natural State
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Herb Parker describes his work as belonging to three distinct realms: architecture, sculpture, and landscape. Passageways, thresholds, oculi, seating areas, and planned spaces of light and shade...
Cocky's Reading Express Promoting Early Literacy Across SC | Palmetto Scene Gardens of Change | Palmetto Scene

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Gardens of Change | Palmetto Scene
Raking, planting and laughter could be heard for miles on Saturday as Boy and Girls Club members and community volunteers came together to plant a garden. The garden is a part of the project by the...
Piccolo Labyrinth | A Natural State 1

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Piccolo Labyrinth | A Natural State
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Herb Parker's Piccolo Labyrinth, a nature-based sculpture of grass, sod and steel rebar, created a temporary, "quiet, contemplative space" on Charleston's waterfront. As an installation, the sculpture...
Piccolo Labyrinth 2

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Piccolo Labyrinth
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Piccolo Labyrinth required two weeks of construction under a hot sun and the constant gaze of curious onlookers. Parker and his team of volunteers and students cut thousands of turf squares, stacking...
Community - Public Art - Episode 107 Topiary 113

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Topiary
Episode 113
Most common topiary plants are evergreen and have small, dense leaves and branches; such as boxwood, yew and holly bushes. But Pearl says, "Anything that can be pruned can be shaped," which explains...
Community - Public Art - Episode 107 Spotlight 101

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Spotlight
Episode 101
Is topiary an attempt to control nature or a form of expression using a nature-based medium? The word topiary is derived from the Greek root word, topias, meaning ornamental garden. An account by...
Community - Public Art - Episode 107 Community 106

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Community
Episode 106
Sumter's downtown Mosaic Garden is the result of Pearl Fryar's inspiration and design, the guidance of dedicated teachers, and the imagination of over 400 students. While Pearl arranged garden paths...
Community - Public Art - Episode 107 Topiary Garden 103

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Topiary Garden
Episode 103
Hedges and trees in Pearl's garden appear to flow and weave into one another, often making it difficult to see where one plant ends and another begins. The effect is created by tying the tips of...
The Land 115

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The Land
Episode 115
After living in New York and Atlanta, Pearl followed his job with a packaging company to rural Bishopville, South Carolina. Though Pearl had no family in the area, he literally "put roots" down after...
Touch the Earth 5

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Touch the Earth
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The nature-based art form blends natural materials, manmade construction and landscape into mysterious expressions of our relationship to the earth. The Serpent Mound in Ohio attributed to the Adena...
Touch the Earth 7

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Touch the Earth
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Artworks in the nature-based sculpture program are categorized as "ephemeral" and "extended ephemeral." Ephemeral work has a relatively short life span. Works like Patrick Daugherty's Sittin' Pretty...