Rivercane
Rivercane is a large grass has been used by people indigenous to the southeast for items such as baskets, blowguns, building materials, and art. To learn more about all aspects of this, Clemson Extension's Amanda McNulty travels to the upstate of South Carolina on the banks of the Chattanooga River and talks with Nicole Hayler from the Chattooga Conservancy, naturalist Dr. Robert Carter, and NC State Extension Agent Adam Griffith.

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