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News from the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

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Drought intensifies 06/19/06
Moderate agricultural drought now covers most of the state as mild agricultural drought spreads into all of north Georgia. Only southeast Georgia now has near-normal soil moisture conditions for mid-to-late June.
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Marketing cattle 06/15/06
Beef cattle producers who want to better market their cattle should attend one of four Southeast Beef Cattle Marketing Schools set for this summer.
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Short courses 06/15/06
University of Georgia food scientists will share their knowledge with food industry representatives during two upcoming short courses set for July.
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Operation 4-H 06/15/06
Georgia 4-H is offering a summer camp in the northeast Georgia mountains exclusively for children of the state’s military.
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Agricultural drought 06/13/06
As Geogia enters the heart of the growing season, mild agricultural drought conditions have returned to much of north and central Georgia. The remainder of the state is abnormally dry.
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Watermelon wilt 06/13/06
Georgia farmers mostly grow seedless watermelons now because folks don't like to spit seeds anymore. But this has allowed an old, deadly plant disease to make a comeback, says a University of Georgia specialist
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Sizzling summer 06/08/06
Water restrictions aren't the only threat to green Georgia lawns. The searing summer heat is scorching landscapes across the state.
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Know your sprinklers 06/08/06
Knowing how much water to give your lawn is important. People normally water their lawns too much and too often, creating an environment for disease.
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Summer irrigation check 06/08/06
Take time now to check and fix any problems with your home irrigation. There's no guarantee afternoon showers will bring water to your lawn when it needs it this summer.
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Watch the heat 06/08/06
Watching a thermometer blow its top may be funny in a cartoon, but for many Georgians, that mercury-boiling heat is all too real, and it can be dangerous.