Agriculture
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Once the COVID-19 virus started, it was interesting to see that the Toilet Paper was one of the first things to go from the shelves and if you go in the stores still today there is a limited supply. Other than that, as more kids are home, “science experiments” may include the old question –…
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After you have collected and sent off your soil sample for testing, you anxiously wait for your results. But when they arrive, do you know how to interpret those?
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With temperatures warming up steadily, its time to start laying out and planting this years vegetable garden. Here are a few tips to remember when planning and planting: Select a site that receives at least 8 to 10 hours of sunlight a day. Select a location that is conveniently located near the house and a…
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The UGA Agricultural and Environmental Services Labs in Athens are currently still operational, but have limited their staff and hours. Lab staff are practicing Covid-19 prevention practices and will come in only long enough to process samples and to read results.
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Poultry Compost Workshop – Monday March 2 – 5:30pm – Elbert County Extension Office – RSVP to the Elbert Extension Office at 706-283-2037Hay and Baleage Shortcourse – March 11- March 12 – Oglethorpe County Extension Office – Visit www.georgiaforages.com to registerFeral Swine Workshop – March 31 – 5pm-9pm – Danielsville – Presented by USDA NRCS,…
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