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News from the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

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Tuber Confusion 12/17/99
As the holidays draw near, we begin planning what to serve at family dinners. One question comes up every year: What is the difference between a sweetpotato and a yam?
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Farm Crisis' Roots. 12/16/99
Farmers across Georgia are in crisis, and it's not new. The beginning of the farm crisis here, as well as many other states, can be traced back to 1996, says a University of Georgia expert.
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Helping Farmers Cope. 12/09/99
More than 300 county agents, clergymen and bankers attended the 'Helping Georgia Farmers at Risk' workshop Nov. 30 to prepare themselves to help farmers cope with the crisis.
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4-H Future. 12/09/99
4-H has been around for almost a century. Today they are making plans for the new millennium. What will 4-H look like in the future?
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International Opportunity. 12/09/99
Global marketing is the name of the game for selling many of Georgia's agricultural products. In response, the University of Georgia is teaming up with the Georgia Department of Agriculture to offer its first internship in Brussels, Belgium for UGA agricultural and environmental sciences students.
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Cloning Quality 12/04/99
Scientists cloning cattle in University of Georgia laboratories see their work going straight to the farm and the grocery store. High-quality bulls they clone for cattle farms will make consistently high-quality beef more available for consumers.
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'Guide' Has Answers 12/03/99
Whatever you want to know about Georgia counties is in the Georgia County Guide, now available.
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Gardener Gifts. 12/03/99
Searching for a gift for the gardener on your list? Gardeners prefer plants, tools, topsoil or other items over a necktie or a salad shooter.
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Designer Grasses 11/24/99
Efficiency is the key to success, even in designer grasses.
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Wheat: Not Just For Biscuits. 11/23/99
As Georgia's population continues to grow, construction is on the rise and roads continue to be widened to make room for the increased traffic. It's all adding up to increased profit for wheat farmers.