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Georgia Peanut Tour Highlights Crop's Future - Southeast AgNET (opens the original)
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The short-term and long-term futures of Georgia’s peanut crop was discussed during this week’s Georgia Peanut Tour, held in Savannah, from Sept. 22-24. Attendees, which included farmers and industry leaders, learned about the crop’s production practices and its post-harvesting process before heading to the consumer. Scott Tubbs, University of Georgia Cropping Systems Agronomist, talked about the tour’s importance, which is sponsored by the Georgia Peanut Commission. “The Peanut Tour is an opport
Lull Expected During Georgia Peanut Harvests (opens the original)
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By Clint Thompson Georgia peanut harvests will soon take place across Georgia. Then they will stop; and then start up again. A lull during harvest time is expected this year because of the weather conditions that growers experienced last spring, according to Scott Monfort, University of Georgia Extension peanut agronomist “We planted one-third of this crop from April to May, ... Read More The post Lull Expected During Georgia Peanut Harvests appeared first on Southeast AgNET .
UGA Extension Cotton Agronomist Highlights Deer Research During Field Day (opens the original)
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By Clint Thompson Deer continue to impact South Georgia’s cotton crop. It’s led to University of Georgia research studying the impact of repellents in deterring deer. Camp Hand, UGA Extension cotton agronomist, talked about the research at the UGA Cotton and Peanut Research Field Day. “We’ve done the research on farm to document what is being lost. What we’re moving ... Read More The post UGA Extension Cotton Agronomist Highlights Deer Research During Field Day appeared first on Southeast AgNET
Final Stretch of Season: UGA Entomologist Cautions Cotton Growers Against Jassid - Southeast AgNET (opens the original)
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The University of Georgia (UGA) Cotton and Peanut Research Field Day provided UGA Extension cotton entomologist Phillip Roberts another chance to update attendees about the cotton jassid. The jassid had a significant impact on Georgia cotton in 2025, but its impact has been minimal so far this year. That could be changing, however, says Roberts. “The main thing about jassid is we are seeing numbers pick up in the last couple weeks, but we’re in much better shape this year than we were a year ago
First Confirmed Detection of Pasture Mealybug in Georgia - Southeast AgNET (opens the original)
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ATLANTA, GA – Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler J Harper recently announced the first confirmed detection of pasture mealybug (Heliococcus summervillei) in Georgia. The detection was confirmed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) on Aug. 5, in Decatur County, Georgia. Pasture mealybug is an invasive insect that primarily affects annual and perennial warm-season grasses and poses a significant threat to Georgia agriculture because it can spread quickly and cause significant damage.“P
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