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Let the Plantings Begin: Vidalia Onion Producers Cautiously Optimistic
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Low Input Research Trial: Pecan Varieties Still Require Minimal Fungicide Sprays
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Canopy Management Needed for Cold-Hardy Citrus
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Farm to School Grants Supporting Producers, Children
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Spray Now for Black Pecan Aphids
By Clint Thompson Pecan harvest season is just around the corner for growers in Georgia and Alabama. That does not…
Plan Ahead with Whitefly Management
By Clint Thompson Vegetable growers must plan ahead when managing whiteflies. It starts before the season even begins; really, even…
Phytophthora Root Rot a Concern in Cold-Hardy Region
Phytophthora root rot’s impact on young citrus trees is concerning for groves in the cold-hardy citrus region of North Florida,…
$221 Million USDA Disaster Relief Block Grant for North Carolina Announced
FLETCHER – North Carolina Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Deputy Secretary Stephen Vaden signed a…
Organic Farming Expansion? Could Be Answer to Rising Demand
Consumer demand for organic fresh fruits and vegetables outweighs the availability of organic farms growing the food. In fact, while…
Drought Monitor: Dry Conditions Worsening in Alabama
By Clint Thompson Dry conditions are worsening and expanding in Alabama. Abnormally dry conditions are observed in various parts of…
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What’s Next for Farmers Following Farm Labor Survey’s Discontinuation?
By Clint Thompson The discontinuation of the Farm Labor Survey was an important victory for fruit and vegetable growers hoping…
What Now? Management Tips for Pecan Producers
By Clint Thompson Georgia pecan producers are on the cusp of harvest season. But that doesn’t mean management of this…
Alabama Extension Agent Provides Peach Update
By Clint Thompson Peach season has come and gone for Alabama producers. For those growers located in the central part…
Management Tips for Florida Blueberry Producers
University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) is advising blueberry growers on management steps they need to…
Impact of Satsuma Shortage in Cold-Hardy Citrus Region
Minimal satsumas this harvest season will impact cold-hardy producers far beyond the loss of production in the region. MAINTENANCE MANDATORY…
Sneak Peek: September 2025 Specialty Crop Grower Magazine
The September issue of Specialty Crop Grower Magazine highlights the recent Citrus & Specialty Crop Expo held on Aug. 20-21…
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What’s Next for Farmers Following Farm Labor Survey’s Discontinuation?
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Let the Plantings Begin: Vidalia Onion Producers Cautiously Optimistic
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Low Input Research Trial: Pecan Varieties Still Require Minimal Fungicide Sprays
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Phytophthora Root Rot a Concern in Cold-Hardy Region
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What’s Next for Farmers Following Farm Labor Survey’s Discontinuation?
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South Carolina Farmers, Homeowners Can Dispose of Waste Pesticides on Sept. 16
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