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Walk Georgia 02/07/08
Starting Feb. 18, Georgians can register to participate in Walk Georgia, an online program they can use to log the time they spend doing various exercise activities between March 2 and April 30. The program converts the exercise time into virtual miles.
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Perfect partners 02/06/08
Metro-Atlanta’s Clayton County has undergone a host of changes since the early ‘90s, according to county leaders who participated in a listening session led by the University of Georgia’s Archway Partnership Project on January 29. The county may be the first urban county in the new partnership program.
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Drought distress 01/31/08
Georgia’s urban agriculture industry will continue to lose profits and employees if drought conditions remain over the state this year, according to a University of Georgia survey.
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Financial aid help 01/31/08
Preparing for that first year of college can be overwhelming for students and parents. A free program can help make filling out the financial aid paperwork a lot less confusing.
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Running on chicken 01/31/08
That pack of skinless, boneless chicken breasts at the grocery store came from fully feathered birds. The fat that used to be on those birds isn’t appetizing to sell, but it’s a valuable commodity, too, say University of Georgia researchers.
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High prices, costs 01/30/08
The perfect storm may hit Georgia agriculture this year. But it doesn’t promise to bring rain. Drought, high energy costs and a shaky U.S. economy could make for a trifecta of trouble.
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Georgia drought 01/24/08
There is still a very good probability that drought conditions will intensify in Georgia.
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Virtual peanut farms 01/24/08
When agricultural lobbyist Bob Redding wants to know how a pending Washington policy decision will impact farmers in Georgia or other places, he often turns to a tool developed by University of Georgia economists.
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Kroger Cabin 01/23/08
Kroger customers can help build a new cabin at the Rock Eagle 4-H Center by buying a $1 paper icon at any of the grocery retailer’s 173 stores across Georgia between now and Feb. 2.
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Invasive weeds 01/22/08
Georgia Exotic Pest Plant Council annual conference set for Feb. 22 at the University of Georgia Tifton, Ga., Campus Conference Center.