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I often write an article in the late summer early fall since growers are moving large equipment all over middle Georgia. Well, I wanted to go ahead and put it out there now for 2 reasons.
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As I drove south this morning I had a miniature panic attack. I looked to the southeast and saw a bright light in the sky. It looked like a burning ball of gases. Yes it has been that long since we have seen the sun.
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We finally received word and for once it is good news for farmers in Georgia. If you were certified through the Department of Agriculture and UGA Extension to use the Dicamba Technology on approved crops in 2019 you get to skip the training in 2020. That means the only people that have to, or need…
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With all of the media coverage and lawsuit commercials I thought I would pass along some information that Eric Prostko, UGA Weed Scientist, shared with us today.
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It never fails that once I get dates set and food ordered something comes up and we have to improvise and make some changes.
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Many of you know that the label for Paraquat containing herbicides have changed and there are new requirements for people that mix, load and apply these herbicides.
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There are 2 statewide programs coming up that may be of interest to middle Georgia producers. First is the GA/Florida Soybean and Small Grain Expo and the other is the annual Ag Forecast
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It is that time of year again. A chance to hear what is new and how we can remain profitable in Agriculture. Not only will you hear updates on production and pest management, but you will also get to enjoy a nice meal and visit with our industry partners that always help support these educational…
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Soil fertility may be one of the most important factors influencing wheat production. Proper pH, fertilizer amounts, and timing can have a huge impact on wheat yield and quality. To properly manage fertility in wheat we need to have recent soil samples, anticipated yield goal, and crop history for the field.
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UGA Cooperative Extension is a large organization so we are always hiring new faculty and staff. None of these new hires is more important than Madison Warbington.She is the newly hired Macon County agricultural Agent.
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