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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on March 29th, 2012 Dr. Tim Brenneman, University of Georgia pathologist, discusses why white mold is showing up earlier in peanuts and how spiking early season leafspot sprays with tebuconazole will benefit peanut growers on On The Farm-OTF-BrennemanPeanutEarlyDisease
Dr. Brenneman discusses how an early
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on March 25th, 2012 RAIN MAKES MOSQUITOES
South Georgia native and country star Luke Bryan twangs in his hit that “rain makes corn” but the rainfall in many parts of south Georgia is also making mosquitoes. While human
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on March 25th, 2012 MARCH COTTON UPDATES
Dr. Don Shurley, University of Georgia Extension cotton economist, talks whether farmers need to hold onto or sell old crop cotton on On The Farm- OTF-ShurleyCottonMarketUpdate3-23-12
Dr. Shurley talks high cotton
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on March 16th, 2012 Dr. Phil Brannen, University of Georgia Extension pathologist, reports:
Max DeMott (diagnostic clinic) confirmed a Windsor sample with blueberry rust from Bacon County. I have never seen blueberry rust at this time of year. I
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From Eddie McGriff, University of Georgia Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on March 16th, 2012 Dr. Tim Brenneman, University of Georgia pathologist, and Dr. Lenny Wells, University of Georgia Extension pecan specialist, give timely pecan updates on On The Farm.
Dr. Brenneman talks about the importance of starting your pecan
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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 URGENT MESSAGE FOR BLUEBERRY PRODUCERS FROM DR. PHIL BRANNEN,UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA EXTENSION PATHOLOGIST- Cold Damage to Blueberries and Potential Botrytis Infections
Based on the reports coming in this morning, we just had two nights of
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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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From Eddie McGriff, Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on August 1st, 2011 Phillip Roberts, University of Georgia Extension Entomologist, discusses the advantages of Bollgard II cotton but also cautions about the need to continue scouting.
Here’s the link:
Phillip Roberts on Bollgard II technology in cotton.
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From Eddie McGriff, Extension Agent, Coffee County, Georgia, on July 28th, 2011 On this On The Farm podcast, Dr. Phillip Roberts, University of Georgia Extension entomologist, discusses the low stinkbug numbers in cotton this year. What’s behind the shortfall, and should you drop your guard yet?
Here’s
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