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Archive for 2004

January 5	January 12	January 19	January 26
Georgian's Can Become Victims of Hypothermia	Improving The Lives Of Students	Serious Disease Stopped In Geraniums	New Soybean Variety With Health Benefits
Seedless Watermelon Acreage Continues To Increase	Don't Fear Mad Cow Disease	Donating Garden Vegetables Tales Planning	Program Pleases Both Consumers And Cattlemen
Computer Programs Help Peanut Farmers	Grouchy Cows Bring Lower Paychecks	Sweet Year Possible For Vidalia Onions	Children That Like To Bite Out
Soybean Insect Problems Being Reduced	Payday Loans Increase Financial Problems	Selecting Low Calorie Healthy Popcorn	Wireless Technology Coming To Fields
Flu Bug Packing A Vicious Bite	Neutral Weather Pattern This Winter	Natural Ways To Control Mole Crickets	Helping Toddlers Eat The Right Foods

February 2	February 9	February 16	February 23
Oilseed Cooperative Takes Another Step Forward	Growing A Productive Small Garden	Controlling Soil-Borne Insects	Cheaper Pest Control For Cattlemen
2004 Georgia Farm Outlook Positive	Vitamins Could Help Prevent Alzheimer's Disease	Proper Diets For Infants And Toddlers	Diabetes Hits Some People Hard
Beef Cattle Outlook For Georgia Good	Consumers Get Help Managing Credit	College Scientists Produce Leaner Chickens	Doppler Radar Helps Protect Peanut Fields
Interesting Discovery Made In Plants	Upgrading The Nation's Food Safety	Colorful Plant Could Bloom Out More	New Tobacco Sucker Control Program Developed
Consolidating Bills Increase Money Problems	Office Machines Could Make People Sick	Higher Market Prices Predicted For Corn	Plan That New Irrigation System Now

March 1	March 8	March 15	March 22	March 29
Check Home Smoke Alarms Regularly	Teaching Young Children Money Management	Blood Mercury Level Concerns in Children	You Could Drink Too Much water	Nurseries Watching For Destructive Disease Organism
Study Reveals Interesting Irrigation Data	Slight Increase In Food Prices Predicted	Eating Fish When You're Pregnant	Studying Small Creatures That Get Dirty	Long Range Weather For Spring Uncertain
Attractive Credit Card Offers Can Backfire	Acid Rain Being Studied In Georgia	Reducing Infections From Viruses	Some Women Have Trouble Managing Money	Georgia's Cotton Faces Quality Challenge
Begin Planning Your 2004 Peanut Crop	Growing Tomatoes In Gardens Harder	Repairing Bad Credit Takes Hard Work	Guarding Chickens From A Deadly Disease	Insect Pest Damages Hemlock Trees
Helping Catfish Farmers Solve Problems	South Georgia County Fights Carrot Disease	Increasing Nutrient Levels In Peanut Meal	Small Beneficial Insects Becoming Pests	Walking To Solve A Stinky Problem

April 5	April 12	April 19	April 26
Kidney Disease A Serious Problem	Unique Graduate Course Offered At Georgia	Helping Local Officials Improve Water Management	Small Caterpillars In Fruit Trees
Obese Problem Still Getting Worse	Teaching Children Importance Of Saving Money	Drinking Milk To Lose Weight	Southeast Georgia County Trains Future Leaders
North Georgia County Helps Grounds Employees	Tracking Foreign Animal Diseases	Deadly Pathogen Confirmed In Georgia	Urban Progress Gobbling Up Farmland
Georgia's Sweetest Crop Looks Good	Exemption Granted For Popular Fumigant	Central Georgia County Helps Pond Owners	Singing Insects In North Georgia
Peach Crop Weathers March Cold Snap	Preparing Irrigation Systems For Action	Insects Getting Sour Reputation In Gardens	Georgia Now Experiencing Mild Drought Conditions

May 3	May 10	May 17	May 24	May 31
Serious Disease Could Still Infect Strawberries	Smokey Dental Problems For Children	Blood Pressure Levels Rising In Children	Children Learn About Water Management	Cleaning Spraying Equipment Important
Course Created To Help Garden Workers	Early Problems For Tobacco Farmers	Protect Yourself From The West Nile Virus	Good Cattle Market Prices Should Continue	Goat Production Increasing In Georgia
Don't Waste Water When Watering Lawns	New Law Affecting Child Safety Seats	Internet Technology Coming To Georgia Farms	Students Improve Their Money Management	Home Gardeners Face Important Task
Important Discovery Made Concerning Poultry Liter	Watermelons Could Taste Sweeter In 2004	Thirsty Corn Plants May Need Irrigation	New Fungicide Helps Vegetable Growers	Producing Grass-Fed Cattle
Milk Prices Going Up	Effects Of Global Warming On Plants	Soybean Market Prices Stage Big Rally	County Workers Learn Landscape Management Skills	Scientists Studying Disease In Pecans

June 7	June 14	June 21	June 28
Discovering The Benefits Of Velvet Beans	2004 Peach Crop Looking Good	Bring Light To Dark Landscape Areas	Fuel Products That Reduce Greenhouse Gases
Deadly Windstorms Being Studied	Time To Watch The Tropics	Clinic Helping Southwest Georgia Farm Workers	Harvesting Good Quality Corn Silage
Helping Citizens Walk Away Pounds	Fire Ants Don't Like The Woods	Computer Program Models Crop Season Quickly	Popular Grass Could Make Cows Sick
Important Workshop Scheduled For Cattlemen	Peanut Market Prices Could Increase	Dry Cotton Fields Need Irrigation	Several Diseases Invading Corn Fields
High Levels Of Nitrates In Pastures	Georgia Faces Moderate Drought Conditions	Home Gardens Ready For Harvest	Course On Climate And The Oceans

July 5	July 12	July 19	July 26
County Learns The Importance Of Trees	Cotton Farmers Have Fears Splashed Away	Cotton Quality Problems A Concern	Fighting Several Enemies Of Peaches
Tis The Season For Crawling Snakes	Watching The Action Of Underground Insects	Blimp Technology Tested In Cotton Fields	Legislation And Houses Constructed Before 1978
Proper Care Of Ornamental Vines	Mid-Season Peanut Crop Looks Good	Georgia 4-H Turns 100 In 2004	Ventilation Schools Help Poultry Producers
Time To Plant Southern Peas	Significant Water Pollution Problem Being Studied	Sweet, Juicy Blueberries Good For You	Katydids A Nuisance To Some Georgians
County Helps Dairy Farmers Solve Problem	Home Irrigation System Should Be Dependable	New Guidelines For Sun Exposure	Homework Increases Stress In Homes

August 2	August 9	August 16	August 23	August 30
Moving Out To College Requires Adjustments	Keeping Apple Spraying Equipment Calibrated	Protecting The Elderly From Telemarketing Fraud	Maintaining Beauty Of Atlanta Parks	Safe After School Snacks Important
Synthetic Herbicides Used To Control Weeds	Improving Water Quality In Septic Tanks	Protecting School Lunchroom Food Supplies	Preparing Fruit Trees For 2005	Checking Peanuts For Signs Of Maturity
Rains Cause Increase in Mosquito Population	Another Role For Germ Cells	Ultrasound Helps Cattlemen Produce Better Steaks	Fighting Caterpillar Insects In Soybeans	Muscadine Grape Harvest Begins
Mushrooms Popping Up Across Georgia	Keeping Children Informed About Agriculture	Turf Industry Helps Central Georgia County	Food Guide Pyramid May Change	MicroGin Opens In South Georgia
Metal Toy Jewelry Recalled	Helping People Receive Commercial Pesticide Certification	Reducing Post Harvest Commercial Vegetable Losses	Developing New Chromosomes In Corn	Making Home Gardens Sweeter Next Year

Sept. 6	Sept. 13	Sept. 20	Sept. 27
Possible Problems From Small Tropical Bug	Helping Dairy Farmers Make More Money	Growing Pumpkins In South Georgia	Preventing Weeds From Chocking Pine Seedlings
Agri-Tourism Helps Central Georgia County	Course Teaches Students About Environmental Emergencies	Putting Garden Sites To Bed	Hurricanes Blow Away Pecan Yields
Protect Crops From Late Season Diseases	Food Safety At Tailgate Parties	New Park Helps Vegetable Research	Two Hurricanes Effects On Peanuts
Extending The Shelf Life Of Peaches	Scientists Breeding Grasses For Georgia Lawns	New Technique Fighting Stink Bugs	Hurricanes Hit Georgia Cotton Hard
Stopping A Deadly Poultry Disease	Learning To Prepare Nutritious Meals	Recent Announcement About Heart Disease Protection	Large Mosquitoes Biting Georgians

October 4	October 11	October 18	October 25
Cotton Market Prices Bounce Up And Down	2004 Apple Crop Looks Good	Slow Moving Farm Vehicles Need Emblem	Fall Peanut Market Price Update
Power Outages And Freezer Food	Southeast Georgia County Helps Hay Farmers	Stimulating The Brains Of Infants	Controlling Weeds In Pansies
Soybean Disease Could Threaten U.S.	Tasty New Peanut Snacks Developed	Southwest Georgia Catfish Farm Makes Money	Helping Squash Producers In Southwest Georgia
National 4-H Week Coming October 11-15	Keeping U.S. Food Supplies Safe	Update On The Tobacco Buyout Bill	Quick Action Saves Vegetable Farmer Money
New University Project Helps Cattlemen	UGA Weather Stations Collect Valuable Data	Pumpkin Farming Profitable In North Georgia	UGA Students Study Horticulture Overseas

Nov.1	Nov.8	Nov. 15	Nov. 22	Nov. 29
Saving Antiques In North Georgia	County Fighting Back Against Youth Violence	New Course Deals With Sensitive Issues	Southeast Georgia County Learns Flag History	Training For Farm Related Accidents
Students And Peanut Butter Sandwiches	North Georgia County Tests Suspicious Wells	Metro-Atlanta County Improving Health Problems	Interesting Discoveries From The Atmosphere	Winter Weather Outlook For Georgia
Central Georgia County Helps Military Children	Students Get Training For Growing Industry	Environmental Stewardship Coming To West Georgia	Program Reduces Auto Accidents Involving Teenagers	Disease Threatens Soybean Crop In Georgia
4-H'ers Spend Night At Zoo	New Peanut Variety Developed	Federal Grant Helps Develop Farm Co-Ops	Pecan Prices For Consumes Go Up	Market Prices For Soybeans Go Down
Seedling Diseases Studied In Cotton	Keeping Vegetable Fields Safe From Bioterrorism	Northeast Georgia Children Learn Food Safety	DNA Technology Helps Identify Seed Pathogens	Farmers Face Higher Fertilizer Costs

Dec. 6	Dec. 13	Dec. 20	Dec. 27
Getting Home Pipes Ready For Winter	Fruit Lovers And Vegetable Lovers Survey	Blueberry Growers Get Help Fighting Disease	Video Camera Discovers Well Problems
Uninvited Winter Pests In Homes	Tiny Insects That Eat Furry Items	Controlling A Difficult Weed	Leaner Beef For Meat Lovers
Use Caution When Deep Frying Turkeys	Another Hurricane Disease In Central Georgia	Research Helps Third World Dairy Farmers	More Work To Improve Irrigation Efficiency
Less Stressful Holiday Shopping	Important Research Conducted Along Georgia Coast	Lime Mud Not A Stinky Problem	SImple Technology Helps Farmers Schedule Irrigation
Colorful Holiday Plants For The Home	Teaching Children The Importance Of Voting	Natural Control For Underground Insect Pest	Northeast Georgia County Helps Hungry Families

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