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Archive for 2005

December 5	December 12	December 19	December 26
Don't Get Sick From Holiday Leftovers	Reducing Carbon Dioxide Levels In The Environment	Long 2005 Hurricane Season Sets Records	Teaching Students The Rewards Of Cultural Arts
Thawing A Turkey Not Easy	Solving A Creepy Skin Problem	Nuisance Plants Spreading Out Across Georgia	Digigal Equipment Now In Honduras
Gifts For The Family Gardener	Gift Ideas For Home Food Preservers	Insect Problems In Commercial Vegetable Crops	Improving The Taste Of Tomatoes
Commercial Vegetable Growers Have Good Fall	Storing Home Canning Equipment For Winter	South Georgia 4-H Team National Champions	Helping Urban Areas Address Greenspace Issues
Eating Too Much May Keep You Sleepy During The Holidays	Climate Tool Developed For Coastal Fishermen	Georgia County Helps Residents With Taxes	Helping Central Georgia Vegetable Growers And Consumers

November 7	November 14	November 21	November 28
Eating Poultry And Asian Bird Flu Concerns	Income Tax Changes For Farmers	Pigeon Pea Feeding Studies For Beef Cattle	Video Technology Solves Well Problems
Keeping Termites From Invading Your Home	New Program Teaches Students Marine Science	Eggs Safe From Asian Bird Flu	Developing Pecan Varieties Resistant To Scab
Planning Out A Controlled Burn	Cattle Grazing Being Studied On Popular Forage	Organizing West Central Georgia Horse Club	Ham Becomes A Holiday Meal Favorite
Protecting Outside Pipes From Freezes	Helping Vegetable Growers Improve Farm Security	Reducing Pollution From Poultry Litter Runoff	Export Demand Could Help Cotton Market Prices
Update On Asian Bird Flu Risk	Pigeon Peas On Beef Cattle Menu	Neutral Winter Weather Predicted For Georgia	Importance Of A Good Holiday Shopping Plan

October 3	October 10	October 17	October 24	October 31
Growing Pumpkins In South Georgia	Special Awards For Cotton Farmers In 2006	County Keeps It's Springs Beautiful	Training Front Line Disaster Defenders	Southeast Georgia County Teaches High-Tech Photography
Hurricane Rita And Cotton Market Prices	Details On The Rural Wireless Conference	Keeping The State's Agriculture Teachers Informed	Turning Down The Heat in Onions	Northwest Georgia Cattlemen Learn Hay Weight
Training Important Before Applying Certain Fumigants	2005 Pecan Crop Looks Good	Certain Bacteria Help Dairy Cows	Keeping Adult Halloween Parties Safe	Teaching Children The Importance Of Hand Washing
Helping Farmers Use Less Energy	Cotton Production Faces Challenge From Destructive Weed	New Fungicide Helps Blueberry Growers	College Scientists Working With Wasp Hounds	Progress Made Against Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus
Helping The Body Destroy Fat Cells	Fighting A Tough Disease In Grape Orchards	Dry September Hurts 2005 Peanut Crop	University Project Helps Teach Science	College Scientists Release New Blueberry Variety

September 5	September 12	September 19	September 26
Conservation Tillage Increases In South Georgia	Bringing Agriculture Downtown In Central Georgia	Teaching Teens Money Management Skills	Reviewing Weak Areas In Cotton Fields
Disease Causing Pathogens Studied On Rivers	Helping Teenage Mothers In North Georgia	Neutral Fall Weather Pattern Predicted For Georgia	Biosecurity Important For Georgia's Poultry Industry
Internal Parasite Control In Sheep And Goats	Satellite Technology Helps Locate Historical Trees	Food Safety Training For Restaurant Workers	Working To Relieve Gas Pump Shock
Licking Mixing Bowls May Be Unhealthy	Using DNA To Solve Insect Mysteries	Covering A Garden Site With Plastic	Helping People Start Their Own Business
Learning Lessons From Hurricane Katrina	Helping Senior Adults Improve Bone Health	Important Conference On Stormwater Management	Warning Peach And Blueberry Growers About Freezes

August 1	August 8	August 15	August 22	August 29
Georgia's Pecan Crop Survives A Visit From Dennis	North Georgia County Mowing Less	Slowing The Advance Of Tropical Spiderwort	Critical Research Declining In U.S.	Creating More White Chicken Meat
Improving Gardening Skills Near Atlanta	Drinking Water Of Cattle Being Studied	Helping Football Teams Beat The Summer Heat	Bacterial Spot Hits 2005 Peach Crop	College Scientists Solving Fishy Problems
Finding A Place To Study At Home	Lower Market Prices For Peanuts Expected	Scratching Heads About Head Lice	Increased Flood Risk Across Georgia	Soybean Rust Confirmed In Commercial Field
Building A Dream In Southeast Georgia	Parents Of College Freshmen Must Also Adjust	Wet Weather Problems In Home Gardens	Tough Weed Invades Turf And Ornamentals	Don't Delay Getting Ready For Cotton Harvest
Risk Management Strategies For Peanut Growers	North Georgia County Cleans Up Rivers	Concerns About Declining High School Graduates	Controlling Beet Armyworms In Peppers And Tomatoes	Home Garden Sites Need Fall Maintenance

July 4	July 11	July 18	July 25
Growing Collards In Southeast Georgia	Super Safe Summer In Southeast Georgia	Fish Farming In Central Georgia	Mosquito Control Project In South Georgia County
Training Lunchroom Workers On Portion Sizes	Agriculture And Successful Rural Communities	Standing Water In Landscape Gardens	Soybean Disease Confirmed in Alabama
Training Communities On Proper Stormwater Management	New Climate Website Helps Farmers	Diet And Cool Dairy Cows	Peach Damage From Hurricane Dennis
Dangers When Operating Portable Generators	Improving The Nutrient Value Of Peanut Meal	Consumers Like To Eat Georgia Shrimp	Controlling Pecan Leaf Scorch Mites
Warts On Backyard Pecan Trees	Studies Being Conducted On Immune Function	Getting Control Of Black Flies	Program In Central Georgia Helps Troubled Mothers

June 6	June 13	June 20	June 27
Improving Money Management In North Georgia	Other Melon Choices Available To Georgians	Checking For Problems In Vegetable Gardens	Georgia's 2005 Cotton Crop Hanging Tough
Improving Pasture Management Skills	Saving North Georgia Pond Owners Money	Too Much Rain Hurting Tobacco	West Central Georgia County Uses Less Chemicals
Griffin Campus Offers Four-Year Degrees	Aggressive Mosqitoes Anxious To Bite Humans	Commercial Vegetable Harvest Behind Schedule	Chemistry Course With Flavor Taught
Tiny Insect Boring Into Trees	New Insect Repellents For Mosquito Protection	Finding Markets For Foliage Plants	New Procedure Helps Determine Soil PH
More Disease Problems In Tobacco	Scientists Help Farmers In South America	Uncertain Grain Market Prices Ahead	Addressing Urban Agricultural Issues

May 2	May 9	May 16	May 23	May 30
Sweet Potato Consusmption Declining	New Food Guide Pyramid Guidelines	Mold Problems Inside Homes	2005 Hurricane Season Begins June 1	Reducing Foodborne Illnesses With Cantaloupes
Helping Corn Farmers Control Diseases	Let PVC Pipes Replace Hanging Baskets	University Helps Colleges In Thailand	New Facility Could Help Food Companies	Typical Summer Weather Ahead For Georgia
Septic System Management Along Georgia Coast	Cooking With A Convection Oven	African Leaders Visit The University Of Georgia	Unsteady Cotton Market Prices Ahead	Sweet Peaches Being Harvested in Georgia
Lawns Could Get Thirsty This Summer	Cool Spring Slows Vidalia Onion Crop	Problems With Yellow Corn Plants	Disease Hits Snap Beans Hard In 2004	Healthier Beef Products Coming To Meat Counters
Investment Fraud Protection In Cobb County	2005 Watermelon Crop Behind Schedule	Storing Rainwater To Irrigate Gardens	Taking Care Of Our Bones	Solving Poultry Litter Problems In Southwest Georgia

April 4	April 11	April 18	April 25
Using DNA Technology To Fight Termites	Let Composting Save You Money	Butterfly Education In North Georgia	Disease Threatens Leyland Cypress Trees
Early 2005 Spring Weather Outlook	Corn Planting Delays In South Georgia	Bramble Production In South Georgia	College Scientists Help State's Aquaculture Industry
Senior Adults Grow Their Own Vegetables	Farming More Expensive In 2005	Attracting Young People To The Farm	Central Georgia Cotton Farmers Get Help
Turfgrass Varieties Could Help The Environment	Early Tobacco Transplanting Problems	Mosquitoes Could Bite Hard This Year	Marketing Potential For Ethanol Being Studied
Health Benefits From Eating Peanut Products	Improving The Application Of Manure Products	Vine Like Fern Threatens Georgia Forests	Urban Forestry Needs Being Looked At

March 7	March 14	March 21	March 28
Tropical Spiderwort Causing Problems In Cotton	Time To Fertilize Fruit Trees	Diamondback Moth Control In Vegetable Crops	Committing Land For Land Use Conservation
Growing Gourds in Spring Gardens	Scientists Travel To South America	College Scientists Develop Bugwood Network	College Scientists Discovering New Beetles
Air Blast Sprayer Efficiency In Pecan Trees	Easter Egg Safety In 2005	Controlling Southern Chinch Bugs in Certain Lawns	Planning Out Meals Can Save Money
Scientists On Guard For Soybean Rust	Managing Beach Erosion On Georgia Coast	North Georgia County Makes Exercise Fun	Honey Bees Help Control Blueberry Disease
Peanuts Come To Southeast Georgia County	Learning Agriculture A Moving Experience	Making A Profit Despite Hurricanes	Diet Busters Trained In South Georgia

February 7	February 14	February 21	February 28
Important Book On Pesticides Available	Getting Help From Burned Ash	Learning The Importance Of Peanuts	Teaching Youth Fire Arm Safety
Students Learn Important Business Skills	Some Nematodes Could Make People Sick	College Research Helping Control Watermelon Diseases	Trees Could Help Lower Medical Bills
Care Packages For Soldiers Containing Food	Teaching Young People Job Interviewing Skills	Beware Of Computer Phishers	Rust Control In Ornamental Crops
Using Kool-Aid To Detect Pollution	Program Could Help Struggling Rural Communities	Popular Chemical Available In 2005	Interesting Findings On Irrigation In Georgia
Field Guide Helps protect Endangered Plants	Producing Larger, Sweeter Georgia Peaches	Get Ready For Severe Weather Season	Don't Let Ticks Make You Sick

January 3	January 10	January 17	January 24	January 31
Looking Forward To The Income Tax Season	BT Cotton Here To Stay	Cloning Technology Brings Sunshine Into The World	Dairy Outlook For Georgia In 2005	New Soybean Varieties Developed
Learning Biology May Help Control Fire Ants	Working To Tear Down Debt	College Scientists Conducting Stem Cell Research	Growing Bananas in Georgia	Growing Palm Trees In Cold Weather
Early Farm Outlook For 2005	Phase II Tobacco Payments Denied	Impacts Of Growth And Land Use	Changes Made To Dietary Guidelines	Correcting Landscape Mistakes During Winter
Improving The Health Of Latino Workers	How You Can Help Your Physician	New Pecan Varieties Being Tested	Using Flies To Reduce Manure Problems	Weeds Could Help Predict Killer Disease
Recycling Live Christmas Trees	Breeding New Centipede Grass Varieties	Putting The Internet To Work On The Farm	College Scientists Help Military Bases	A Good Chill Season For Peaches

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