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Recycled-Tire Nuggets 09/16/96
Tires have posed a tough problem for recyclers for years. They seem to last forever. And who would want old tires anyway? Some Georgia blueberry growers and researchers have found a way to use tires that may surprise you.
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Trend-Spotting in the Wild Garden 09/09/96
I did a survey of University of Georgia Extension Service agents recently to see what kinds of wildlife management are in demand.
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Sight for Poor Eyes 09/09/96
Vision problems may be a sign of advancing years. But your eyesight need not dim as the candles on your birthday cake get brighter. Sometimes it's just a matter of taste.
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Water Permits Still Critical 09/09/96
The Georgia Environmental Protection Division is rethinking its interim groundwater management plan for southeast Georgia.
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Pecan Growers Want Sun 09/09/96
Why is it that no matter what type of weather farmers get, it always seems the opposite of what they need at the time? "Our crop looks strong right now, but we need a lot of sunshine for the nuts to fill out," said Tom Crocker.
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Cotton Nearing Final Exam 09/02/96
A brave new cotton is getting mixed reviews as its first big Georgia harvest approaches. But any critique is too early until all the cotton is picked, says a University of Georgia Extension Service expert.
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Drop in Cotton Demand 09/02/96
Mix one part consumer demand, a dash of soil and a few drops of water. Gently fold in a complex international marketing system. That's a recipe for what Georgia cotton farmers and processors are thinking now.
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Fall Planting Required for Spring Flower Show 09/02/96
It takes more than April showers to bring May flowers. Often, it takes fall planning. "Most bulbs and perennials do better if planted in the fall," said Wayne McLaurin.
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Safe from Your Trees? 09/02/96
Are your trees plotting against you? Trees grow, become large and eventually fail. So they fall. You don't want to be underneath one when that happens.
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Winners Emerge 08/26/96
The best of Georgia 4-H shined in Atlanta Aug. 12-14 as 50 state project winners emerged from the competition of State 4-H Congress.