Recent Posts

  • As of January 18, all of UGA cotton on-farm variety trials have been harvested. For more information on these cotton varieties, contact the Extension office. Thanks to the Georgia Cotton Commission, Cotton Incorporated, and our industry partners for their continuing support of this program, and to our county agents and grower cooperators for all their…

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  • 2023 Wheat Production Guide

    I just realized that I had not posted the 2023 Wheat Production Guide. The guide and other small grain information can be accessed at the UGA Extension Grains website.

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  • Though modified live virus vaccines have been around for years and have been approved for use in adult cows for about 20 years, there’s still a lot of confusion about using them. In this short article, Dr. Lee Jones discusses some practical differences between modified live and killed vaccines.

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  • The 2023 Row Crop Production Budgets have been completed and are available on the UGA Agricultural and Applied Economics budgets webpage. The budgets are downloadable to your preferred device. You will need to enter your anticipated yield, costs, and returns for your farm. Feel free to contact me, if you have any questions.

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  • The Georgia/Florida Soybean and Small Grains Expo will be held on Thursday, December 15, 2022 at the Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter in Perry, Georgia. The Expo will provide up to date marketing projections and the newest production techniques, as well as remarks from University of Georgia College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences leaders. The…

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  • How Late are Stuarts?

    In a new blog post, Lenny Wells, Extension Pecan Specialist, shares his thoughts on why Stuarts appear to be late this season. He also gives a harvest update. I’ve had a lot of calls over the last 3 weeks about Stuarts lagging behind and not opening. However, I don’t think they are actually behind as…

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  • Southeast Georgia Pecan Update

    The latest Southeast Georgia Pecan Update is available.

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  • Effective pesticide applications are needed to stay on top of weed, insect, and disease control throughout the growing season. Achieving both the desired spray coverage and efficacy while keeping off-target movement of pesticides to a minimum is a very challenging but an important task. Applications resulting in under- or over-application of pesticides, ineffective coverage, and/or…

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  • The Georgia Crop Progress and Condition Report for the week ending May 23, 2022.

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