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Please find the budgets discussed today at the Ag Econ Meeting at the link below. The strip till (conservation tillage) and conventional tillage budgets for irrigated and non-irrigated are located within the Row Crop Comparison Tool. Call your county agent if you have any questions with the budgets. https://www.caes.uga.edu/departments/ag-econ/extension/budgets.html
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Check out this blog from Levi Russell, our Extension Livestock Economist. The information comes from ag tax lawyers, so it is accurate and provides a good place for you to start to evaluate what you need to talk to your accountant about. https://site.extension.uga.edu/aaecext/2018/01/2017-tax-reform-law-and-agriculture/
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The wheels are in motion to assist cotton farmers on the legislative side. See the info from Don Shurley:
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We have the 2018 Production Meetings Scheduled. There may be a couple more added later on as we get requests for other topics or things come up that need to be addressed.
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Be on the lookout for mail from the United States Department of Agriculture! I know all of us hate to do surveys but low input and inaccurate numbers will affect your bank account in the long run.
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All Wheeler County Production Meetings are located at Southern Star Grill on Hwy 341 in McRae, Georgia unless otherwise noted above. Please RSVP the day before the meeting. Call 912-568-7138 or email uge4309@uga.edu.
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GACAA The 2017 Georgia Association of County Agricultural Agents (GACAA) annual meeting and professional improvement conference was held in Columbus at the beginning of the month. I competed in the applied research poster competition with research conducted with the Laurens County Agent, Raymond Joyce. We won our competition for our work with creep feeding calves…
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Earlier this week I had the opportunity to travel to Columbus Georgia for the GACAA State Meeting. I would like to share a few highlights with you.
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