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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on August 3rd, 2012 GEORGIA TOBACCO UPDATE
Dr. J. Michael Moore, University of Georgia Extension tobacco specialist, gives a Georgia tobacco update on On The Farm at OTF-MooreTobaccoUpdate8-3-12 along with a insect update at OTF-MooreTobaccoInsects8-3-12 and tomato spotted wilt
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on June 11th, 2012 TOBACCO TRANSPLANT TREATMENTS CRITICAL IN CONTROLLING TSWV
Tobacco growers have seen a sharp decline in tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV) over the past few years and have wondered if they could get by without
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on May 4th, 2012 MAY TOBACCO UPDATES
Dr. J. Michael Moore, University of Georgia Extension tobacco specialist, updates growers on early season insect problems in the tobacco crop on On The Farm at OTF-MooreCropUpdate5-3-12
Dr. Moore talks
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on April 6th, 2012 CLAUDE CARVER-THE GREEN THUMB OF THE GREENHOUSES
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on March 30th, 2012 The March 30, 2012 USDA prospective planting report has Georgia tobacco acres down 15% to 10,000. Overall the U.S. tobacco acreage is projected to be down by 2% at 317,950 acres.
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on March 14th, 2012 Dr. J. Michael Moore, Professor and Extension Agronomist – Tobacco, passed some information along below that should be of interest to tobacco farmers, both past and present.
RE: Flue-Cured Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization Corporation (“Stabilization”)
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on March 13th, 2012 TOBACCO MAY BECOME ENVIRONMENTALISTS’ BEST FRIEND
A article in today’s edition of the USA TODAY gives hope of a new use for tobacco that may make it the greenies best friend.
The U.S. Department
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on February 29th, 2012 Dr. J. Michael Moore, University of Georgia Extension tobacco specialist, and Dr. Paul Bertrand, University of Georgia Extension pathologist, gives a regulatory requirements for use of certain fumigant materials below:
We are concerned that we did not include
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on February 13th, 2012 SHORTAGE OF TELONE II AND AVAILABLE ALTERNATIVE FOR RKN CONTROL
Below is an update on the shortage of Telone II and an available alternative from Dr. J. Michael Moore, University of Georiga Extension
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