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News from the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

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Invasive center 04/03/08
“With global trade, now more than ever, the possibility of invasive species being introduced from any part of the world is high.”
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Bees, flowers, 'shrooms 04/03/08
“Gardening in Georgia with Walter Reeves” returns to GPB stations April 16 and 19.
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Rodeo 04/03/08
The only rodeo on the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association circuit run completely by students will be back on the University of Georgia Athens campus April 17-19.
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Tomatoes and Bluebirds 04/03/08
"Gardening In Georgia" 2009 season premieres April 9 on Georgia Public Broadcasting stations.
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Stimulus checks 04/01/08
The U.S. government is giving money away this summer. But to be eligible for it, people must file a 2007 tax return.
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Goat-A-Rama 04/01/08
If you want to know more about goats or the milk or meat they produce, you should attend the eleventh annual Goat-a-Rama at the Washington County Farm Bureau Ag Center in Tennille, Ga., April 12.
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Planting fever 04/01/08
Gardeners looking to add a dwarf cedar, a passionflower or other plants to their collections should stop by the annual University of Georgia Horticulture Club’s plant sale starting April 4 in Athens, Ga.
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Expanding the data 03/27/08
Monique Leclerc is testing a theory that could turn the science of carbon measuring on its ear. If her theory proves true, it could have far-reaching implications from Wall Street to the rain forests.
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Repot pot-bound 03/27/08
Spring is here. After months of being cooped up indoors, it’s finally time for gardeners to go dig in the dirt. But they shouldn’t pass by their pot-bound plants on the way, says a Georgia Master Gardener.
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Spring green-up 03/27/08
Warm-season turfgrasses such as Bermuda, centipede, zoysia and St. Augustine suffer some common problems with springtime green-up. Here are the ones we see most often.