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2024 Cotton and Peanut Research Field Day Posted on August 26, 2024 by Camp Hand On Wednesday September 4th 2024 in Tifton, GA the UGA Cotton and Peanut Teams will be hosting 2024’s UGA Cotton & Peanut Research Field Day. This annual event provides an excellent opportunity for anyone who is interested in learning more about our two most…
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by: Dr. Kemerait Corn at tassel and beyond in extreme southern Georgia from Seminole Co to Clinch Co to Wayne Co but not yet yet north of Mitchell-Colquitt- Cook Counties is at high risk for southern rust and I would advise a fungicide application UNLESS you are thoroughly scouting and can’t find rust. I am…
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And there we go again in Georgia. “Feast or Famine”. Too much rain or we can’t buy a rain. Cool and wet soils to hot and dry soils. Feast or famine. Environment plays a key role in the treat of diseases to our row crops. For example, in my now 25 field seasons in Georgia…
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http://www.ugacotton.com/vault/file/May-2024-Cotton-Team-Newsletter.pdf
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I’m grateful that at least some growers along the Coastal Plain of Georgia received rain this past weekend, a “million dollar rain” according to my friend and colleague Dr Camp Hand. I hope so; I do know for peanut growers the rain will help to reduce the risk to Aspergillus crown rot. This disease, favored…
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As I always do, for anything that related to weather, climate, and agriculture in Georgia, I reached out to cracker-jack UGA specialist Pam Knox yesterday. According to Pam, awe are looking at at least another inch, likely more, rain in Tifton late Wednesday and early Thursday. Rainfall and cool soils increase risk to stand loss…
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