Storm Damaged Tree Clean-Up Training To Register: https://stormtreetraining03122020.eventbrite.com For more information Contact: Colby Royal, Telfair County Extension Agent at 229-868-6489 or dcroyal@uga.edu
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Storm Damaged Tree Clean-Up Training To Register: https://stormtreetraining03122020.eventbrite.com For more information Contact: Colby Royal, Telfair County Extension Agent at 229-868-6489 or dcroyal@uga.edu
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There are only 3 more Ag Forecast events this year. 2020 Series Schedule Dates, Locations and Registration: Price: each ticket for the event is $25 and includes a meal. Register online or to pay with a check please call 706-542-5046. Online registration will close three business days ahead of each event, and…
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YOU are the most important asset to your farm or business! Please visit extension.uga.edu/rural for resources. Helping farmers and families thrive Rural life is often portrayed as an idyllic throwback to simpler times, where communities and neighbors come together in times of crisis and hardship. While the characterization…
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The 2020 row crop comparison tool and row crop budgets are available. If you need help entering your information into the programs, please contact your county agent. Please click on the links below to access the budgets and crop comparison tool: 2020 Row Crop Comparison Tool 2020 Row Crop Budgets…
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Southern Corn Rust has been confirmed in neighboring Coffee County. So what does this mean for Corn growers? You should be scouting your fields and should consider the stage of your corn and decide if your risk and situation warrant a fungicide application. Recent wind and pop-up thunderstorms are great transportation for southern corn rust. When looking at products your choice will come down to how long do you need to protect your corn crop.
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If you have timber land that was damaged during Hurricane Michael, please see the below instructions for applying for timber tax credit. Please visit https://gtc.dor.ga.gov to follow the below instructions to apply.
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Ever heard the saying “a cow can starve with a full belly”? Well, it’s very possible if you are not providing the nutrient requirements for your cattle. They can eat until they’re about to “pop,” but still be hungry for the nutrients they need to do their job. With the excessive rains May through July followed…
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