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2019 Quick Reference Peanut Guide

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2019 Quick Reference Peanut Guide

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2018 Peanut Disease Risk Index

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2018 Peanut Disease Risk Index

Peanut Scout Handbook

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Peanut Scout Handbook

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Upcoming Events

Enhance your livestock judging skills in the Classic City! Camp is open to any 4-H or FFA member who is a rising 6th-12th grader. Participants will need to come with their Ag Teacher, Extension Agent/Volunteer Coach and are responsible for their own lodging. We will have local producers sharing their livestock along with former and current collegiate judging team members from across the nation assisting with officials and reasons. Participants will be grouped on age and experience levels. Choose from two camp dates: June 24-26, 2019 - Athens, Ga. June 27-29, 2019 - Athens, Ga. Application Deadline: May 24, 2019
Jun 24
06/24 12:00PM - 06/26 12:00PM Livestock Judging Camp Edgar Rhodes Center, Athens, GA
Conceived as a way to introduce neighbors to the farm’s research back when the 1,055-acre farm was operated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the center’s annual corn boil is just what it sounds like: a feast made from the corn grown on the property.  Please RSVP by email to bpowell@uga.edu by the evening of Friday, June 21, 2019.
Jun 25
9:30AM - 1:00PM J. Phil Campbell Sr. Research and Education Center Corn Boil J. Phil Campbell Sr. Research and Education Center, Watkinsville, GA
Enhance your livestock judging skills in the Classic City! Camp is open to any 4-H or FFA member who is a rising 6th-12th grader. Participants will need to come with their Ag Teacher, Extension Agent/Volunteer Coach and are responsible for their own lodging. We will have local producers sharing their livestock along with former and current collegiate judging team members from across the nation assisting with officials and reasons. Participants will be grouped on age and experience levels. Choose from two camp dates: June 24-26, 2019 - Athens, Ga. June 27-29, 2019 - Athens, Ga. Application Deadline: May 24, 2019
Jun 27
06/27 12:00PM - 06/29 12:00PM Livestock Judging Camp Edgar Rhodes Center, Athens, GA
For the past seven years, the summer tour at Durham Horticulture Farm has provided the northeast Georgia farming community — and those who are simply curious — about where their food comes from with a chance to stroll UGA’s 90-acre organic research and horticulture farm and learn the latest information about organic growing methods. Faculty and researchers will be at their plots to talk about their research and to share best practices for small and medium vegetable and fruit producers. Topics covered will include natural pest and disease control, viticulture, no-till vegetable production, organic watermelon production, pollinator protection and beekeeping, and more.The Twilight Summer Field Day promises to be compelling for anyone interested in fruit and vegetable production, organic farming, and the challenges that growers face and how they overcome those challenges.  In the case of inclement weather, the 2019 Twilight Summer Field Day will be held on Friday, June 28. 
Jun 27
6:00PM - 8:00PM Durham Horticulture Farm Twilight Summer Field Day Durham Horticulture Farm, Watkinsville, GA
An exciting way to kick off the new school year, the CAES Alumni Association annually hosts Ag Dawg Kickoff to welcome students, faculty, and staff to a new semester. The kickoff provides, food, entertainment, and student club exhibits. The event gives students, faculty, and staff a chance to interact as well as discover ways to get involved with activities at CAES.
Aug 28
08/28 6:00PM - 08/24 8:00PM Ag Dawg Kickoff UGA Livestock Instructional Arena, Athens, GA
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Ideal Conditions for Lesser Cornstalk Borer in Peanut
Lesser cornstalk borer (LCB) is the most destructive insect pest of peanut in the Southeast, and it thrives in hot, dry conditions. It doesn’t get a whole lot hotter or drier in South Georgia than it has been the last couple weeks, and reports of LCB infestations in peanuts have...
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Thrips Injury and Acephate Rate
Over the years several folks have asked why there is a difference in the recommended rate of acephate for cotton (3 oz/acre) and peanut (6-12 oz/acre). I applied acephate (97) at 3, 6, or 12 oz/acre to peanut on 10 May (16 days after planting). The pictures below were taken...
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Thrips Monitoring 2019: May 10
Trap captures of adult tobacco thrips increased right on schedule last week at four of our six monitoring locations. The NCSU thrips model predicts peak dispersal will occur around 15 May in the Tifton, area. Thrips dispersal will not end all at once following the peak, and growers should be...