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Archive for 2003

January 6	January 13	January 20	January 27
Improving Young People's Self-Esteem	Young People Learn About Respect	Foster Care Teens Learn Important Skills	Get Spring Garden Sites Checked Now
Learning Where Food Comes From	Fall Rains Help Ease Drought	Corn Agrimaze Instructs People About Agriculture	Positive Signs For Cotton Market Prices
Tobacco Quota For 2003 Announced	Poultry Industry Faces Meat Problems	Bottled Or tap Water Best	Small Wheat Plants Causing Concern
Controlling Moisture In Homes	Tiny Visitors Move Into Homes	X-Ray Technology Helps Vidalia Onion Growers	Having Surgery To Lose Weight
Asthma Problems And Molds in Homes	Computer Program Could Improve Crop Efficiency	Program Developed For Insect Control	Farmers Could See Higher Peanut Prices

February 3	February 10	February 17	February 24
Time To Plant Pine Seedlings	Wash Dishes Properly During Flu Season	Infant Food Saving Lives In Africa	College Scientists Helping Dairy Producers
Disease Causing Problems In Strawberry Fields	Georgian's Should Continue Using Water Wisely	Georgia's Winter Vegetables Take Cold Hit	Severe Weather A Concern During Spring
Keep Insects Out Of Firewood	College Scientists Help Produce Retailers	College Scientists Ease Environmental Concerns	Filing Tax Returns Without Professional Help
College Scientists Building Microgin	Construction Material may Help Certain Soils	Corn Market Prices Looking Up	Diabetes Health Problems Getting Worse
Georgia 4-H'ers Pick Up Tabs	New System Helps Rural Development	Taxes And The Peanut Quota Buyout	Getting Out Of Debt In 2003

March 3	March 10	March 17	March 24	March 31
Jobs Waiting For Poultry Science Graduates	Disease Threatens Geraniums in Greenhouses	Pollen Season Arrives In February	Biofuels Being Researched By College Scientists	Disease Problems In Corn
Early Preparation Of Irrigation Systems	Predicting Chemical Risks In The Environment	Vidalia Onion Crop Makes Comeback	Early Preparations For Peanut Planting	Plenty Of Tomato Varieties Available
Hungry Insects Help Farmers	Many Children Eat Wrong Foods	Concerns About Fungi And Health Problems	Keeping Mosquito Numbers Down	Challenges Facing Cotton Growers In 2003
Emergency Food Supply Needed In Homes	Nurseries Concerned About Runoff Problems	Higher Beef Cattle Market Prices Coming	Eating Breakfast To Remain Healtlhy	New Major At University Of Georgia
College Scientists Working With Salty Problem	Finding Solutions For Rural Areas	High Fuel Prices Could Pinch Farmers	Spring Also Brings Termite Swarms	Spring Of 2003 Wet In Georgia

April 7	April 14	April 21	April 28
Coastal Counties Study Clam Production	Certain Mutagens Could Harm Young Children	Reducing Chemical Wind Drift Problems	Beware Of Crisis Scam Artists
High Protein Diets Not For Everyone	Starting A New Food Business	Making A Lawn Drought Proof	Live Easter Gifts Grow Into Problems
Nematodes Could Help Solve Several Mysteries	Don't Rush Peanut Planting	Farm Fuel Expenses May Drop	Green Industry Booming Despite Sluggish Economy
2003 Peach Crop Dodges Cold Snap	Growing Concerns About SARS	Getting Ready For Spring Gardens	Worldwide Fertility Problem Researched
Disease Problems In Blueberries	Growing Virginia Peanut Varieties In Georgia	Senior Adults Feeling Stresses War Brings	Plant Evolution Being Studied

May 5	May 12	May 19	May 26
Reducing Flea Problems On Pets	College Scientists Help Communities Get Stronger	Signing Up For An Important Program	Irrigation Systems May Get Early Workout
Seed Storage Facility Ready If Needed	Protect Horses From Serious Diseases	Seedless Watermelons Becoming More Popular	Avoid Heat Related Illnesses This Summer
Cotton Acreage Expected To Increase	College Scientists Study Controlled Burn Smoke	Tobacco Farmers Trying To Catch Up	Problems In Home Landscape Gardens
Home Lawns Need A Spring Checkup	Concerns About Another Summer Drought	Georgia's 2003 Peanut Crop Starts Good	New Textbook Helps Explain Southern Weather
Using Dye To Aid Vegetable Production	Georgia's Oilseed Project On Schedule	Georgia's 2003 Blueberry Crop Looking Good	Deadly Enemy Of Plants Being Studied

June 2	June 9	June 16	June 23	June 30
Bloodroot May Soon Be Grown Commercially	Getting Ready For Another Hurricane Season	Controlling A Disease In Poultry Plants	Plenty Of Watermelons In 2003	Worm Like Creatures Causing Concern
Dairy Cows Bed Down In Sand	Getting Ready For High School	Infection And Low Birth Weight	Commercial Vegetable Harvest Good In 2003	North Georgia County Training Pesticide Applicators
College Research Helps Manage Poultry Litter	Bites From Invisible Bugs	Protecting Children From Summer Obesity	Market Prices For Cotton Undecided	Southeast Georgia County Moves Old Pesticides
Reducing Surprise Encounters With Snakes	Helping Restaurants With Food Safety	Leafspot Protection For Peanuts	Associate Dean For Extension Named	West Central County Improves Workers Health
Test Your Home For Radon	Robots May Soon Work On Farms	Preparing Poultry Houses For Hot Weather	Controlling Vines That Overrun A Landscape	Southeast Georgia County Protecting Children

July 7	July 14	July 21	July 28
Landscape Gardens Need Summer Work	Cattlemen Weaning Calves Face Marketing Decisions	Good Quality Berries Ready For Picking	Conditions Right For Serious Flooding
America Still Mad Cow Disease Free	College Scientists Create New Food Products	Growers Finding Yellow Cotton plants	Feared Small Creature Not Dangerous
2003 Peach Crop Best In Years	SE Georgia 4-H'ers Send Troops Presents	Mid-Season 2003 Peanuts Look Good	Underground Wigglers Being Studied
University Program Tackles Science Education Problems	Combat Troops Want Scrambled Eggs	Georgia's Green Industry Doing Well	New FDA Ruling Improves Food Labels
Foreign Vegetable Markets Open For Growers	2003 Corn Harvest Should Be Good	Children Don't Eat Enough Vegetables	Pecan Producers Learn More About Expenses

August 4	August 11	August 18	August 25
Poultry Producers Face New Regulations	Studies On Pearl Millet Storage Problems	Studies Conducted On Irrigation Pumping Costs	Contaminated Water Studied Around Florida Keys
Farmers Have High Hopes For Cotton	Higher Prices For Beef Products	Tobacco Farmers Hopes Wash Away	Weeds In Cotton Could Develop Resistance
Disease Problems In Home Lawns	Link Between Weather And Salmonella	Insect Gang Hits Cotton	Popular Landscape Trees Sick This Year
Eating Seafood Risky For Certain People	Far East Poultry Demand Increasing	Market Prices For Corn Move Up	Insects With Buzz Worse Than Sting
What To Do When Freezers Fail	More Color For Bell Peppers	Water Should Still Be Used Wisely	New Alfalfa Varieties Being Developed

Sept. 1	Sept. 8	Sept. 15	Sept. 22	Sept. 29
College Scientist Teaches Benefits Of Fungi	College Scientists Teach Water Quality Importance	Don't Apply Fresh Manure On Gardens	Prevent A Sick Football Tailgate Party	Georgia's 2003 Pecan Crop Looks Good
Home Gardens Invaded By Diseases	Putting More Muscle on Chickens	Students Learn Importance Of Soil Conservation	2003 Peanut Harvest Should Be Excellent	Dry Harvest Weather Predicted For Farmers
Oxygen Problems Being Studied In Streams	Research On Cleaner, Safer Fuels	Clear-Air Turbulence Being Studied	Disease Could Threaten Strawberry Crop	Colorful Fall Predicted For Georgia Mountains
Heavy Metal Helps Nursery Trees	Watershed Management Programs In Rural Areas	2003 Looks Good For Cotton Farmers	Foodborne Illnesses At Restaurants	North Georgia County Teaches Childhood Safety
Cell Division Secrets Being Discovered	Growing Vegetables With Help Of Greenhouses	Cotton Farmers Should Not Rush Harvest	Honey Production Down In Georgia	"Shoot For Nine" Vegetable Campaign Underway

October 6	October 13	October 20	October 27
Show School Spirit With Landscape Garden	Winter Hay Supplies Look Good	Beautiful Fall Colors In Home Landscapes	Hazzards Of Indoor Hot Tubs
Pumpkin Supply Looks Good This Fall	The Importance Of Flu Shots	College Scientists Use Chickens For Research	Underground Creatures Damage Home Lawns
Mosquitoes Remain Active During Fall	Air Pollution's Effects On Unborn Babies	Central Georgia Counties Help Senior Adults	Colorful Shrub Has Many Benefits
Important Date For Tobacco Farmers	Yellow Jackets Active During Fall	Bankruptcy A Serious Problem In Georgia	Obesity Problem In Critical Condition
Grim News About Diabetes Gets Worse	West Coast Disease Being Studied	New Water Test Package Developed	Destructive Termites Bite Hard

November 3	November 10	November 17	November 24
Cotton Module Builder Safety On Highways	College Scientists Track Greenhouse Gases	Food Safety Certification Program Developed	Rocket Science Helps Students Learn Science
Hazzards Of Broken Mercury Light Bulbs	Identity Theft Increses During Holidays	Vegetable Farmers Receive Good News	Antibiotic Use In Poultry Studied
Southeast Georgia County Helps Hispanics	New Study On Foodborne Illness	More Farmers Using Conservation Tillage	Improving Grain Production In East Africa
Project Helps Rural Communities And Farmers	Another Weed Could March Across Georgia	Pecan Varieties That Produce More Nuts	A Smoother Ride For Peaches
Some Pumpkins Useful After Halloween	New Insect Pest Hits Wheat FIelds	Determining Peanut Maturity A Blast	Eating Nuts Good For You

Dec. 1	Dec. 8	Dec. 15	Dec. 22	Dec. 29
Certain Medications Could Have Fishy Effects	Many Trees And Shrubs Confused	Direct Seeding Vidalia Onions	Holiday Turkeys Can Bite Back	Egg Prices Going Up
Leafy System Could Replace Popular Fumigant	Green Onions And A Hepatitis Outbreak	Tis The Season For Gaining Weight	Green Industry Improves Water Use Efficiency	Georgia County Helps Farmers And Consumers
Know The Facts About Gift Cards	Protect Home Irrigation Systems From Cold	Other Plants That Add Holiday Color	Long Distance Learning In Central Georgia	Tobacco Quota For 2004 Announced
Avoid Feeding Breastfed Babies Formula	Market Prices For Cotton Higher	Reducing Pesticide Dangers in Homes	College Scientists Fighting Tough Termite	Peach Trees Get Chilly Christmas Gift
SE Georgia Cattlemen Get Selling Help	Farmers Need To Winterize Irrigation Systems	SE Georgia County Helps People Save	Freezers Provide Holiday Help	Recycle Those Live Christmas Trees

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