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The Emmy Award-winning series Making It Grow celebrates its 30th anniversary of bringing horticultural knowledge to households across the Palmetto State on Oct. 12. From its inception in 1993, the South Carolina ETV and Public Radio (SCETV) gardening and horticulture show has evolved from a monthly gardening program to a weekly, must-see show on ETV’s network of television stations and digital platforms. - October 12, 2023

The Clemson University Coastal Research and Education Center conducts applied research, education and public service programs on vegetable and specialty crops. Host of "Making It Grow" Amanda McNulty visited with Dr. Sandra Branham to learn more about the research they are doing in vegetable breeding and genetics to improve yields for farmers and consumers. - September 13, 2023

We travel to Blythewood, SC, to Crooked Cedar Farm and the home of Selvin and Edwina Harrell. We learn how they began this farm, and we’ll see the wide variety of flowers and vegetables they grow. - September 13, 2023

  Clemson Agent Zack Snipes chats with farmer Harleston Townes of Rooting Down Farms in Edisto Island, SC. Zack and Harleston discuss farming methods and maximizing the land, and how Rooting Down Farms is part of the SC Department of Agriculture ACRE program, which aims to grow citrus under pine trees. Harleston also shares his thoughts on his Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program, "The Twenty bag," and some of his favorite produce.

At "Making It Grow," we have the pleasure of welcoming Sara Green, the Executive Director of the South Carolina Wildlife Federation (SCWF). The SCWF is committed to advancing the conservation of wildlife in South Carolina through a range of initiatives. During her appearance, Sara will enlighten us about the organization's projects and their specific objectives.