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It does not take long for it get dry. The information below is from a CoCoRahs reporting site at the Extension office. It shows that rainfall amounts are 76% percent of normal for the month of April and 77% of normal for the year to date. When do I water my lawn and how much?…
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“Discover the future of urban mushroom cultivation at the Spore to Store: Urban Mushroom Symposium 2025. Whether you are a researcher, grower, chef, or urban agriculture enthusiast, join us for a day of cutting-edge research presentation and practical cultivation and grower insights. Discover how scientific innovation is shaping the future of urban mushroom cultivation and…
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Have you been outside lately? It is easy to get confused about what season it is due to the warm weather. This has sparked a few questions about applying pre-emerge herbicides to lawns. Pre-emergence herbicides should be applied before weed emergence. Recommended dates of application for crabgrass and other annual grasses are February 15 to…
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HAVE YOU HEARD THE BUZZ?! Do not miss out on this great opportunity! It will BEE a great time. A program will be offered by zoom on Jan 21 and 23, 2025 starting at 5:30PM. The sessions will last for an hr. If you are interested by register and the QR code is below. If…
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Happy New Year! It is going to be cold this week. The National Weather Service is forecasting lows in the mid 20’s this week (January 5, 2025). Lets discuss some topics that keep on coming up this week. Will watering my landscape help? I received that question a couple of times this past week. Dr.…
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By Emily Cabrera Whether you are a seasoned gardener or a novice, having a home garden can be an enriching experience. But starting from scratch may seem like a daunting endeavor. To help you embark on this journey, we’ve compiled a general guide, drawing insights from University of Georgia Cooperative Extension publications and Clarke County Agriculture and…
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By Jessica Ryan Pearl millet, an annual grass used for grain and forage, can be a good food source for honey bees and hover flies, according to a recent study. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Research Service (ARS) and University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences researchers studied the impact of pearl millet as a source…
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By Timothy Daly During the growing season, water deeply to ensure that the moisture penetrates deeply into the root growth below. Once or twice a week is enough for most plants, but it is best to check the soil for when to water. Now that summer is officially upon us, temperatures are up and areas of Georgia…
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Mr. Kichler, can I plant one muscadine vine? This is an excellent question. Muscadine varieties are broken into four categories: two based on fruit color (black or bronze), and two based on flower type: perfect flowered (self-pollinating) and female. If you plan to grow only one vine, it can be black or bronze, but it…