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As part of my new funding from the Southeast Regional Climate Hub, I am looking for projects that relate weather and climate variability to the production and management of crops grown in the Southeast.  That could range from grains to fruit to forage and could include both larger commodity crops like corn and specialty crops like olives, onions, and pomegranates.  If you work with a crop that is affected by weather and/or climate and you want to try to quantify that relationship in a more concrete way, I would love to hear from you.  You can contact me at pknox@uga.edu or call my office at 706-310-3467.  Thanks!

Source: Shane Curry, Appling County Crop E News