Jeff Cook

  • Strawberry Webinar Series

    Clemson University has put together a webinar series for strawberry growers with good timely topics. Click here to register. See the flyer for details. For Georgia Pesticide Credits contact me at mackiv@uga.edu.

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  • Georgia Clean Day Available

    The Georgia Department of Agriculture is hosting a pesticide clean day in Coffee County

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  • Another Season Another Reminder

    It looks like most Georgia growers escaped any severe damage during our Christmas freeze. Now is the time to take tissue samples and get ready for another strawberry season.

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  • If you think you need a better County Agent here is your chance to let someone know!

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  • Strawberry Planting and Cold Weather

    We are right in the middle of strawberry planting in Georgia and there are some things to consider with cold temperatures coming middle of next week.

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  • Mark Hoffman, Small Fruit Extension Specialist at NC State, shared this update on the weekend cold weather and what to prepare for in strawberries.

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  • Obtaining a Pesticide License

    In case someone on your farm is in need of a pesticide license I am inclucing all the necessary steps to take.

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  • Frost/Freeze Protection Forecasts

    This may be my shortest blog post, but Mark Hoffman does a great job sending out detailed forecasts for southeastern strawberry growers. If you want to start receiving them click Here and subscribe

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  • Early Scouting for Spider Mites Pays off

    Spider mites may may seem insignifigant but they can cause extensive damage and reduce yields if not caught early in the season.

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  • Scouting for Spider Mites

    Strawberries are beginning to ripen in south Georgia and blooming across the state. Early scouting for spider mites is extremely important if you want to have a successful season. Now is a good time to be tissue sampling for fertilizer applications as well. You can easily check those leaves for mites before sending them to…

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