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Here’s the line-up for the summer months of our Thoughtful Thursdays webinar series for Georgia MGEVs: June 18, 2020 – Junior Master Gardener Program, Sheri Dorn July 9, 2020 – Composting, Suki Janssen August 13, 2020 – Soils, Jason Lessl This week, Sheri Dorn, our state program coordinator, will be sharing all about the Junior…
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GA MGEVs, if you haven’t registered already, we hope you will to connect with us this Friday for our June Regional Leadership Conference from 10 am – noon. For all the details, head over to our previous blog post. This online conference is free, but registration is required to receive connection details (Register here!). You…
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Master Gardener Extension Volunteers: Our Associate Dean for Extension shared an encouraging update with Extension faculty and staff today. I asked her if I could share excerpts with you, and she readily agreed! I hope this will encourage you, too! Extension Family – it looks like we are finally starting to see some light at…
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Issue 7: https://t.uga.edu/61t Newsletter Archive: https://extension.uga.edu/newsletter.html In this issue: Prepare food safely to avoid foodborne illness Preventing termites in Georgia homes Healthy nutrition and physical activity habits at home Getting back to business responsibly: the “new normal” Also of interest for GA MGEVs from UGA Extension: In June we are transitioning our Extension Webinar series to twice…
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Join us for this year’s Regional Leadership Conference series as we learn how to develop and deliver a strong Extension message that engages the community around plants and gardening. After delaying our series out of an abundance of concern for your health and that of our communities, we are excited to re-start the series…in a…
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Last week, Dr. Clint Waltz, UGA Extension Turfgrass Specialist, joined us online to discuss turf green-up. Last year’s high temperatures and lower rainfall totals impacted lawns by causing drought stress which, in turn, impacts how grasses transition this spring. Then, increased rainfall in early 2020 impacted soil temperatures, causing them to be cooler and delaying…
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