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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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In this issue: Great hedges make great neighbors COVID-19 personal finance impacts and new provisions Shooting sports offer recreation, grow skills Reduce situational anxiety through mindfulness
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Many thanks to Extension Specialists Bodie Pennisi, Clint Waltz, Elizabeth Little, and Bob Westerfield for contributing to this post! MGEVs, are you part of the media team in your local program? Do you write articles for local newspapers? your office blogs or websites? contribute to your county Extension’s social media sites? If so, then this…
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Issue 5 topics: COVID-19 resources for agricultural operations The 2020 Census and Extension funding With school out, access to dairy critical for children Interactive science-based resources for youth How to plan your garden
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In addition to using MGLOG to keep accurate records of your volunteer service hours (see previous post for more info), you will likely also find yourself logging in to catch a Thoughtful Thursday session you weren’t able to view live or to record another continuing education opportunity. What exactly is continuing education (CE) and why…
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Now that you’ve had a first look of the new system (missed the previous post? Check it out here), let’s go through the steps of what you will use MGLOG 2.0 most frequently for – reporting volunteer service hours! After logging into the system, follow these steps: From the red toolbar, click the dropdown arrow…
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MGLOG 2.0 is here! This new system is well worth the wait! We are enjoying several new features and an overall makeover, but no worries, all the basic functionalities you are used to if you’re a veteran MGEV are the same. Upon logging in, you’ll notice that MGLOG looks different, like the updated red and…
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Check out this publication and join us in drooling over the beautiful pictures of recommendations for best-performing new annuals based on research conducted at the Trial Gardens. Annual Publication 116-7
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