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Above you can see some young cotton that has just come up in the last few days. It had to endure some cold rains and cooler weather while trying to emerge, but most of it looks good. As you can see in the picture, there are 2 plants coming up together. This grower is using…
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Many pecan orchards in our area are currently in the pollination stage of growth. Around the county I have seen many pecan trees with a good crop of flowers on them. It is a good sign when the trees have a good crop of flowers on them. It varies with variety, but you could roughly say…
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There’s a lot of young pecan trees in Tattnall County. Many folks are asking questions about fertilizing them. Here is some information from Lenny Wells, our UGA Pecan Specialist on the subject. Most soils on which new pecan orchards are established here in Georgia are old row crop fields or cleared pine land. In the…
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Some producers have had questions recently about supplementation options for hay. Many people around the area and around the state have had to feed hay longer than expected for several different reasons, including poor establishment of winter annuals from cold and wet conditions. Most cattle producers are close to finishing calving in winter and spring…
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By clicking the following link you can read the 2015 UGA Corn Production Guide. UGA 2015 Corn Production Guide
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Many people enjoy growing fruits and vegetables in their backyard. Blueberries are a commonly planted backyard fruit crop that can be successfully grown in South Georgia with limited trouble from pests and diseases. Recently, I wrote about planting blueberry bushes and this week I wanted to write about caring for established blueberry bushes. When growing…
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Almost everyone loves to eat Georgia peaches, and Georgia is known as the Peach State, but many people do not realize that the blueberry is actually more significant to Georgia agriculture in terms of acreage and total value than the peach. According to the 2013 UGA Farm Gate Value Report, there are around 28,000 acres…