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News from the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

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Costly Housing. 01/10/02
Many assume that growth and development bring in more money for the local government. That may not be true.
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Corn Marketing. 01/09/02
Corn growers have a don't-miss opportunity to learn how to better grow, manage and market their crop Jan. 29 in Tifton, Ga.
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Beans and Grains. 01/09/02
Anyone interested in the future of soybeans and small grains in the Southeast should attend the Georgia/Florida Small Grain/Soybean Expo Jan. 24 in Tifton, Ga.
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Chilled Hours. 01/09/02
Mild fall weather gave way to sharp drops in temperatures over the past few weeks in much of Georgia. This wintry weather comes none too early for two major sweet crops in the state, say University of Georgia experts.
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New Market. 01/09/02
Researchers have found a new niche crop for Georgia farmers: selling ornamentals to florists.
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'Scale Shock.' 01/03/02
So you lost control of your Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's eating. Don't lose your head now over the "scale shock" from your holiday overindulging.
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Grow-and-Mow Expo. 01/03/02
Whether you're a landscape professional or just out to win the lawn-of-the-month award, you'll find workshops to meet your needs at the "Grow and Mow Expo" Jan. 15-17 in College Park, Ga.
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Propagating Plants. 01/03/02
Whether you're a garden hobbyist or a professional grower, you'll find something useful at the "Ornamental Plant Propagation Workshop" Feb. 9 in Savannah, Ga., and Feb. 16 in Griffin, Ga.
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Goat Workshop. 01/03/02
Middle Georgia Goat Producers will sponsor a "Goat Basics" workshop Jan. 12 at the Houston County Extension Office at 733 Carroll Street in Perry, Ga.
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2001: Science. 12/20/01
A look back at CAES News Center science stories in 2001.