June 2018
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It’s been all over the news for the last couple of months. The back and forth between the U.S. and China trade and tariffs being implemented. The Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics released a publication to explain what is going on and how it affects Georgia agriculture. They also released a publication focusing solely…
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Dr. Dennis Hancock, UGA Extension Forage Crops Specialist, has sent word that bermudagrass stem maggot damage is beginning to show up across the southern part of the state as far north as Laurens County. These pests can be a major problem for our hay producers if populations are high enough. One of the first signs…
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For the guys that have grain bins or some of you who might just be interested, there is a grain storage meeting in Glenville on July 11. If some of you want to go, then we can play to make a trip over there. I need to let them know a rough head count by…
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Here is an article from UGA Extension SE District Water Educator, David Hall: Georgia soon to hear verdict on water wars from the U.S. Supreme Court Whether you are a farmer or not, the verdict from the United States Supreme Court coming up by the end of this month will be very interesting.…
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Whether to or not to spray corn continues to be a pressing issue. We still have not observed southern corn rust in Georgia and there has not been a lot reported in Florida. Dr. Kemerait is still not pushing hard for us to make a fungicide application, but he also states that it is a…
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Hopefully everybody is rolling along and in the “short rows” on this year’s crop if you are not done already. I have received more calls this week about this late planted cotton, and I wanted to address a few things: We still have to put something out PRE on cotton. If you are worried about…
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