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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on July 30th, 2012 ARROW HERBICIDE DAMAGE ON BLUEBERRIES
Recently I when out to a field of Southern Highbush blueberries (Star) exhibiting Clethodim (SelectMax, Arrow) injury. Dr. Mark Czarnota, University of Georgia Extension weed scientist, says he has seen this
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on June 26th, 2012 Georgia’s peachy image turns blue
By Dan Chapman
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The peach is Georgia’s official fruit. It graces license plates and quarters. A whole county is named for it. An 800-pound “peach”
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on June 22nd, 2012 BLUEBERRY RUST
Dr. Phil Brannen, University of Georgia Extension pathologist, reports on blueberry rust below:
We are now receiving additional field reports of blueberry rust, likely as a result of the
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on June 15th, 2012 ERIOPHYID SPIDER MITES ON SOUTHERN HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRIES Dr. Phil Brannen, University of Georgia Extension pathologist, reports, “We are finding significant populations of these eriophyid mites (same as found in Florida by Dr. Phil Harmon) with newly developed
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on June 4th, 2012 UPDATE ON EXOBASIDIUM FROM DR. PHIL BRANNEN, UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA EXTENSION PATHOLOGIST
As many of you are aware, the fungal Exobasidium issue has become much more prevalent this year in our commercial blueberries.
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on May 21st, 2012 INCREASING FARM SALES
I was at an art festival in my home town of Cullman, Alabama last weekend where my niece, Crystal, had a booth. She impressed me with not only her artistic talents but her technological skills.
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on April 23rd, 2012
From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on April 19th, 2012 EXCESSIVE BRIGHTWELL AND POOR PREMIER/ALAPAHA FRUITING
Dr. Phil Brannen, University of Georgia Extension pathologist, noted the below excessive fruiting on Brightwell but poor fruiting on Premier and Alapaha varieties on a recent visit to Brantley
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on April 13th, 2012
From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on April 6th, 2012 CHEMICAL BURN ON BLUEBERRIES
A blueberry grower brought some leaves to me this week with chemical burn after he applied foliar copper. Dr. Phil Brannen, University of Georgia Extension pathologist, warns growers about the
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