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UGA Honeybee Program Welcomes New Leadership (opens the original)
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WATKINSVILLE, Ga. (Farm Monitor) — One of the nation’s leading honeybee experts is returning to Georgia after nearly two decades at the University of Florida. UGA graduate Dr. Jamie Ellis will take over the honeybee program that helped launch his career. He succeeds Dr. Keith Delaplane, who is stepping away after 34 years leading the program. Ellis studied under Delaplane as an undergraduate and credits him with much of what he learned about honeybee research. Ellis later developed the honeybee
Research Field Day Highlights Work for Georgia Growers (opens the original)
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TIFTON, Ga. (Farm Monitor) — Georgia cotton and peanut growers are getting a look at research aimed at improving profitability in the field. At the University of Georgia’s annual Research Field Day, researchers shared updates on managing cotton jassid after challenges last year and the ongoing search for new peanut varieties. Researchers say the work is focused on helping growers make better management decisions and get the most from their inputs.
50-Year-Old Georgia Farmers Market Connects Shoppers with Local Agriculture (opens the original)
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MARIETTA, Ga. (Farm Monitor) — Farmers markets remain a summer staple across Georgia, giving consumers a chance to buy fresh produce directly from local growers. Farm Monitor visited the Marietta Square Farmers Market, which started with eight vendors more than two decades ago and has grown to around 70 vendors each Saturday. Growers say the market gives customers access to freshly harvested produce while also allowing them to learn more about where their food comes from and how it is grown. Geo
USDA Agreement Expands Markets for Georgia Meat Processors (opens the original)
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WHITESBURG, Ga. (Farm Monitor) — USDA is expanding opportunities for smaller meat processors to sell their products beyond state lines. During a recent visit to Carroll County, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced Georgia had become the 11th state to enter a Cooperative Interstate Shipment agreement with USDA. The agreement allows 23 state-inspected meat processors to ship products across state lines under the USDA inspection seal. It could also open national markets to as many as 240
Right-to-Repair Changes Could Reduce Farm Equipment Downtime (opens the original)
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ALBANY, Ga. (Farm Monitor) — When a tractor breaks down, farmers can lose more than the cost of repairs as crops wait in the field. New federal right-to-repair legislation gives farmers and independent mechanics access to electronic repair tools and diagnostic software for John Deere equipment. The change could give growers more options for repairs, helping reduce costs and downtime. The legislation comes ahead of harvest, when farmers have a narrow window to get crops out of the field and can l
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