HeyJaredTillin' It Like It Is: Agriculture and Community Development
This Podcast is geared towards producers, educators, community members, and anyone else interested in agriculture and natural resources.
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- Sep 9, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Weathering the Conversation: Climate, Forestry, and Communication (opens the original)
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How can Extension professionals communicate about climate and changing weather patterns in ways that are practical, credible, and relevant to the communities they serve? Dr. Blake Carter moderates a panel featuring Dr. Ginger Orton, Dr. Leslie Boby, and Dr. Pam Knox. Together, they explore climate-smart land management, drought and forestry resilience, weather trends affecting Southeastern agriculture, and strategies for navigating challenging climate conversations with diverse audiences.
Buck to the Basics (opens the original)
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Hosts welcome back Scout Carter, Jenkins County ANR Agent and avid deer hunter, to discuss fall hunting topics, including food plots and habitat management.
Across the Rows: Updates on Row Crops (opens the original)
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Blake Carter and Wade Parker (UGA Extension Southeast District Area Agronomy Agent) discussed mid-season management across corn, soybeans, cotton, and peanuts. Key themes included irrigation timing for corn, R3-stage soybean pest thresholds, late-planted cotton nitrogen management, and escalating concerns about goosegrass resistance, deer pressure, and Jassid monitoring. Two upcoming events were announced: Mid-Year Cotton Meeting (July 29, Statesboro) and Midville Field Day (August 12).
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