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News from the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

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'Flowers That Fly.' 09/25/99
"Flowers that fly" are more than a fad. Georgians' fascination with butterfly gardening is growing every year. On "The Georgia Gardener" Sept. 30 and Oct. 2, host Walter Reeves visits with University of Georgia horticulturist Paul Thomas to learn more about these fluttering gardens
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Alumni Honors 09/25/99
The Agricultural Alumni Association honored its own at its 45th annual awards banquet in Athens Sept. 24. Members are graduates of the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.
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Safer Lettuce. 09/23/99
University of Georgia food scientists have found consumers can reduce their risk of food-borne illness by washing lettuce before preparing homemade fresh salads.
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Railroad Garden. 09/22/99
All gardens are nice. Some are truly unique. On "The Georgia Gardener" Sept. 23 and 25, host Walter Reeves visits Charles and Frances Tidd to see their railroad garden.
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Drought 2000 09/22/99
Stooksbury hopes he's wrong, but current climatological conditions and history point to the current drought lasting into 2000. That means several more months of wildfire danger, low stream flows and agricultural impacts.
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Brooks Lecture. 09/22/99
Former Gov. Zell Miller will be the featured speaker at the 1999 D.W. Brooks Lecture Oct. 4 at in the Mahler Auditorium in the University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education.
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Selections Group. 09/16/99
The Georgia Plant Selections Committee is a nonprofit group supported by industry donations. Growers, retailers and landscapers are encouraged to join and to attend the quarterly meetings.
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Georgia Quail. 09/15/99
The distinctive whistle of the bobwhite quail may be heard much more often if UGA research continues to be successful.
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Quail Field Day. 09/15/99
Learn how to help quail survive and thrive at the Quail Field Day.
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Y2K Gold Medals. 09/15/99
Each year the Georgia Plant Selections Committee awards four plants its coveted Georgia Gold Medal for outstanding garden merit. They always select "blue-blood" winners, and the first winners of the new millennium are no exception.