Great annual meeting at St. Simon’s Island this year. Listed below are the speakers from 2020 and linked is each of their presentations: Dr. Josh Freeman – U Florida – J Freeman Presentation GWA 2020 Dr. Gordon Johnson – U Delaware – G Johnson Presentation GWA 2020 Larry Benjamin –…
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Most of y’all are not the target audience for these two (August exclusive) opportunities but please forward to anyone you might know who would benefit: Tick Webinar Symposium August 23rd and 24th from Noon – 3:45 p.m. EDT Register for the two-day webinar symposium for free! Join the National Cattlemen’s…
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Articles Below – Various Authors: Post-bloom Nutrient Deficiencies, Waterlogging, and Foliar Feeding The Next Big Thing (Plant Pathology) August Weather and Climate Outlook Variable-Rate PGR Application Considerations Cotton Irrigation Considerations for August Factors Responsible for Boll Retention/Shed in Cotton Musings from the Road Silverleaf Whitefly Management
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Dr. Simer Virk, UGA precision Ag Specialist, as shared this blog post about broadcast spreader calibrations: https://site.extension.uga.edu/precisionag/2022/02/proper-spreader-calibration-is-important-for-precision-fertilizer-applications/ Also, our district office has spreader calibration kits available for me to check out. If you ever what me to come out to your farming operation to help calibrate, please let me know…
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Held in Tifton, GA last month – this event had its main sessions recorded – of which row crops, forestry, horticulture, and livestock/poultry can be found below. The ag forecast report document can be found here: https://agforecast.caes.uga.edu/ Also, the updated crop comparison tool as well as commodity budgets can be…
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Feral Swine Workshop – Feb 10th – RSVP – 912-367-7679 Landscape Irrigation Training – Feb 11th – RSVP – https://irrigation021122.eventbrite.com New Farmer Training: USDA TAG – Feb 23rd – RSVP – www.teamagriculturega.org
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Rome Ethredge: This week we are seeing grains growth slowdown due to cold temperatures. Oats are more sensitive to cold temperatures, especially temperature swings. Also, seeing some of the older leaves turning yellow and brown due to running out of nitrogen. N in the plant is being translocated to the…
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UGA Beef Team Tips: Cows, yearlings and calves may need as much as 20% more energy supply when temps drop and/or conditions are wet. Weight loss, reduced gains and poor conception can occur with long enough duration of cold, wet temperatures without proper management changes. Cows within 60 days postpartum…
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Production Meetings are right around the corner. If you’re interested in attending one or more please RSVP. First meeting – peanut on Jan 24th. I’ve changed the phone number to my cell phone due to office phone line issues and construction. So please reach out to me, Josh Grant, at…
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Southeastern Hay Contest- Entries now open to the 2022 contest Entries are already open for the 2022 contest. For more information and this year’s press release, please visit: www.sehaycontest.com. Georgia Forages YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL6DgfaB8V2DRnGxzEBxU3w Latest video – 1st GrassMasters Spotlight Recorded Session:
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