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Strawberry Management: Spray Intervals for Neopestalotiopsis Tighten in Wet Conditions
By Clint Thompson Strawberry growers normally do not have to be as aggressive with their fungicide sprays in the fall.…
‘Frustrating Times’ for Georgia Pecan Growers
By Clint Thompson Pecan harvests are not panning out like Georgia growers expected and hoped for this harvest season. Lenny…
Upon Further Review: Freeze Protection Methods Work Well for Cold-Hardy Citrus Producers
By Clint Thompson Upon further review, citrus trees in the cold-hardy citrus region of South Georgia, North Florida and South…
Specialty Crop Grower Magazine: Sweet Grown Alabama Helping Producers Achieve Success
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Let the Season Begin: Big Christmas Trees a Popular Purchase
By Clint Thompson It’s the middle of November which means it’s Christmas tree season for Alabama farms and holiday enthusiasts.…
Whitefly Update in Georgia’s Fall Vegetables
By Clint Thompson Whitefly infestations are normally a problem for Georgia’s fall vegetable production. While they were noticeable this fall…
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By Clint Thompson Food safety should remain at the forefront of minds of fruit and vegetable producers. That’s a point…
Trump Administration Delivers Second Stage of Crop Disaster Assistance for Farmers
(Washington, D.C.) – President Donald J. Trump and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins continue to put Farmers First. On…
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