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Archive for 2006

December 4	December 11	December 18	December 25
Taking Care Of Holiday Plants	IRS Makes Direct Deposit Change	Changes In The National Animal ID System	Horses Provide Therapy For Children
Transporting Holiday Foods Safely	Keep Foods On Holiday Buffets Safe	2006 An Up And Down Year For Commercial Vegetables	Climate Tool Developed To Help Farmers
Selecting Safe Vines For Holiday Decorations	Gift Ideas For Family Gardeners	Producing Blueberry Wine In Southeast Georgia	Using Television As A Learning Tool
College Research On Soybean Biodiesel	Pecan Crop Down, But Nut Quality Good	Getting Homes Ready For Winter	Learning Financial Management In Fulton County
Things To Know About Gift Cards	University Gets Help Fighting Termites	Help Available For Starting An Agribusiness	College Scientists Conducting Stem Cell Research

November 6	November 13	November 20	November 27
Lady Beetles Looking For Warm Homes	Children Learn Bicycle Safety In Southwest Georgia	Important Training For Urban Counties	Wheat Prices Move Up In Late 2006
Developing Environmentally Friendly Nematicides	Survey Reveals Factors Considered When Eating Out	Avoiding A Guilty Thanksgiving Weight Conscience	Farmers Smiling At Soybean Market Prices
Cattle Farmers Learn Benefits Of Ultrasound	Don't Apply A Volcano Mulch	Helping Apple Growers In The Ukraine	Teaching Children The Importance Of Giving
Poultry Litter Helps Southeast Georgia Cattle Producers	Food Safety Training For Restaurants	Report Indicates Foodborne Illnesses Increasing	Learning About Animal Agriculture
Sick Landscape Cured At Small Town Hospital	Holiday Turkey Supply Looks Good	Corn Market Prices Stage Late Year Rally	Helping Young Hurricane Katrina Victims

October 2	October 9	October 16	October 23	October 30
University Research That Could Ease Pump Pain	County Helps Sick Athletic Fields	Be Ye Therefore Ready For Cotton Harvest	Keeping Popular Landscape Trees Healthy	Ag Awareness In North Georgia
Irrigation Technology Studied In Other States	Southwest Georgia County Helps Agribusinesses	Colorful Fall Predicted For North Georgia Mountains	Getting To The Root Of A Serious Problem	Protect Outdoor Pipes From Winter Freezes
Early Fall Activities For Landowners	Don't Let Fruit Juices Make You Sick	Genetic Research On Honeybees	Time To Get Those Flu Shots	Studying Agro-Ecology in Central America
E-Coli Outbreak Concerns The Nation	Teens Wired With New Technology	Killer Bees Still Marching Toward Georgia	Helping Cattle Farmers Improve Beef Production	Southeast Georgia Farm Welcomes Visitors
Contest Helps Children Learn About Radon	Developing A Statewide Plan To Conserve Water	Stresses Felt By Military Children	Taking A Positive Approach to Child Development	Research On Keeping Fruits And Vegetables Safe

September 4	September 11	September 18	September 25
North Georgia County Helps Green Industry	Program Helps Southeast Georgia Cattlemen	Fire Ant Control During The Fall	Small Guide Helps Commercial Vegetable Growers
Drought Tolerant Trees And Shrubs	West Nile Virus Is Back	Storing Figs After Picking	Reduced Peanut Yields Could Increase Market Prices
Tiny Insects Killing Big Trees	Helping Graduate Students Improve Writing Skills	Helping Military Bases Meet Environmental Regulations	Cattlemen Sweat Out Summer Problems
Reduce The Chances Of A Snake Encounter	Protecting Cold Food When The Power Goes Out	Learning About Emotional Eating	Reducing Insect Problems In Fall Commercial Vegetables
Turning Poultry Waste Into Fuel	Armyworms On The March In Central Georgia	Helping People Become Better Leaders	Georgia Could Experience A Wet Winter

August 7	August 14	August 21	August 28
School Bullying A Serious Problem	Southwest Georgia Counties Train Childcare Providers	Rollover Vehicle Protection For Soldiers	Consider Economic Factors Before Abandoning Cotton
Importance Of Parent-Teacher Communication	Teaching Students The Importance Of Agriculture	Tobacco Quality Appears Good In 2006	Small Worms Have Fishy Benefits
Heat Safety For Summer Football Practice	Pesticide Applicators Receive Important Training	Small Pecan Crop Expected In 2006	Teaching The Dangers Of Pesticides
More Hot, Dry Weather Predicted For Late Summer	Dry Weather Wilting Georgia's 2006 Peanut Crop	Health Myth That Should Be Ignored	Helping Minority Poultry Producers In North Georgia
Reducing Home Purchasing Stress	A Growing Weed Problem In Landscapes	Discovery Could Help Improve Insect Control	Outdoor Classroom Teaches Students About The Environment

July 3	July 10	July 17	July 24	July 31
Disease Coming Back In Watermelon Fields	Agriculture Still Number One In Georgia	Teaching Archery Safety In Southeast Georgia	Guides Offered To Help Protect The U.S. Food Supply	Keeping School Lunches Prepared At Home Safe
Teaching Young People About Credit Card Management	Home Grown Vegetables Can Help Save Money	Overcoming Vegetable Market Challenges	Small Grubs Could Attack Home Lawns	Tough Decisions Facing Cotton Farmers
Quick Action Prevents A Hay Fire	Poultry Nutrient Management Plans Developed	Georgia Peaches Sweet In 2006	Professor Popcorn Helps Students Explore Pyramid	Breakfast An Important Meal For Children
Finding Solutions To Land Tug-Of-Wars	Quick Action Helps Industry Address Environmental Concerns	Helping The Elderly Cope With Summer Heat	Prescription Could Help Control Peanut Diseases	Heavy Problem For Children Getting Worse
Camp Helps Children Of Military Families	Improving Public Speaking Skills Of Children	Begin Planning Now For Fall Gardens	Higher Market Prices For Wheat Predicted	Sales Tax Holiday Scheduled For Early August

June 5	June 12	June 19	June 26
Helping Coastal Residents Prepare For The Big Storm	Corn Needs Lots Of Water During June	Computer Models Help Improve Water Quality	Cotton Market Prices Stage Rally
Biodiesel Not A Quick Energy Fix	Ants Looking For Some Cool Houses	Hot Parked Vehicles Dangerous For Small Children	Market Prices For Cows Could Go Down
Peach Fruit Fly Not A Threat To Georgia	Agrosecurity Training In Northeast Georgia	Landscape Plants Suffering From Burn Out	Important Dates For Southeastern Cattle Producers
Don't Let Homemade Ice Cream Make You Sick	Teaming WIth Mother Nature To Fight Turf Diseases	Don't Let Your Body Overheat This Summer	DIgital Pictures Save Poultry Producers Money
Computer Models Help Predict Crop Yields	Teaching Women The Dangers of Heart Diseases	Georgia Watermelons Look Good In 2006	Georgia Experiencing Moderate Agricultural Drought

May 1	May 8	May 15	May 22	May 29
Commercial Wine Production In South Georgia	Cotton Quality Improves in Georgia	Griffin Campus To Offer Four-Year Degrees	Attracting Wildlife To Land	Follow Guidelines When Canning Tomato Products
Replacements For Popular Fumigant Being Tested	College Scientists Learning Mysteries of Fat Cells	Falling Leaves Could Help Georgia Streams	Herbicide Research For Commercial Vegetable Production	Concerns About Sudden Oak Death
Course On Cotton Markets Takes Different Approach	Keeping Dairy Cows Cool With Low Speed Fans	Prepare Now For The 2006 Hurricane Season	Georgia's Green Industry Fighting Tough Invaders	Getting Students In A Food Mood
Harvesting Peanuts Too Early Leaves Bad Taste	Obesity An Expensive Problem For Georgia	Bird Flu Case Should Not Cause Concern	Teaching The Dangers Of Diabetes	Limited Resource Farming In Southwest Georgia
Wetting Agents Help Golf Course Greens	UGA-China Partnership Helps The State	Neutral Climate Pattern Returning To Georgia	Organic Vidalia Onion Production	FLoating Oranges Teach 4-H'ers Environmental Lessons

April 3	April 10	April 17	April 24
North Georgia County Helps Educate Poultry Producers	Corn Growers Face Challenges This Year	Time To Spring Clean Homes	Using DNA To Breed New Wheat Varieties
Spring Is The Season For Swarming Termites	Mosquitoes Looking For People To Bite Into	Reducing The Height Of Grain Crops	Creating Beautiful Landscapes On A Budget
Southwest Georgia County Helps Unemployed	Collecting Seeds And Breeding Vegetable Plants	Reducing Fire Ant Problems In Baled Pine Straw	Poultry Products Safe From Asian Bird Flu
Using Radio Waves to Improve Irrigation Efficiency	Federal Budget Proposals Could Help Farmers	Community Garden Teaches Basics Of Gardening	Dry Weather Beginning To Cause Problems
Plan Revealed For Early Detection Of Bird Flu	Helping Dairy Cows Produce More Milk	Watering Home Lawns During The Spring	Sleep Disorder Problems In Children

March 6	March 13	March 20	March 27
Fighting A Tough Insect In Southwest Georgia	County Near Atlanta Teaches Importance Of Clean Water	The Dangers Of Too Much Television	Hay Producers Face Higher Production Costs
Soybean Rust Survives Georgia Winter	Don't Plant Spring Gardens Too Early	Ticks Can Make Birds Very Sick	Foodborn Illnesses In Older Adults
Radon Gas Could Form Inside Granite	Children Learn Hazzards Of Household Chemicals	Citrus Fruit That Grows In Georgia	Mad Cow Disease Not A Threat To Georgia
Southeast Georgia County Helps Strawberry Growers	Farmers Looking At The Group Risk Plan	Handling Credit Card Billing Errors	Carpenter Bees At Work Damaging Buildings
Extra Time Helps Southwest Georgia Teens	Don't Overlook Egg Safety This Easter Season	What La Nina Means For Georgia's Weather	Keeping Georgia Beaches Free Of Pollutants

February 6	February 13	February 20	February 27
Programs Help Blueberry Growers Cut Costs	New Poultry Textbook Written By UGA Professor	Fishy Profit Potential In South Georgia	Food Processing Plants Get Help From College Scientists
2006 Peach Crop Chilling Well	Blackberry Production In Southeast Georgia	Thrip Numbers Above Normal This Winter	2006 Severe Weather Season Approaching
New Soybean Variety For Georgia	Termites Don't Live On Wood Alone	Tobacco Advertisements Still Influence Teens	Growing VIdalia Onions Organically
University Receives Grant That Will Help Save Lives	College Scientists Creating Trojan Termites	Banks Learn Financial Needs Of Farmers	Poultry Science Graduates Needed
Cow Cloning Adds Moonshine	Eating Disorders Now Affecting Older Women	Program Updates Dairy Producers On Financial Issues	Africanized Bees Closer To Georgia

January 2	January 9	January 16	January 23	January 30
Recycle Those Live Christmas Trees	College Scientists Continue Irrigation Studies	Central Georgia County Gets Physical With Diabetes	Simple Equipment Helps Determine Pecan Irrigation	College Scientists Study Weakened Grain Bins
Climate Research And Peanut Production	Fertilizer Prices Expected To Stabilize	Reducing Disease Resistance In Watermelons	Reducing Childhood Accidents In Homes	Pruning Plants And Shrubs During The Winter
College Scientists Digging For Earthworms	Soybean Farmers Dodge Rusty Bullett	Disease Diagnosis In Vidalia Onions	New Wheat Varieties Increase Yields	Labor Shortage Hits Vidalia Onion Farms
Motivating Poverty-Level Students To Learn	Putting Wood Waste To Good use	Farm Fuel Price Outlook For 2006	College Students Reveal Their Thoughts On Weather	Black Soldier Flies Produce Biodiesel Fuel
Blankets Won't Keep Outdoor Plants Warm	Reducing DOA Numbers In The Poultry Industry	Reducing Holiday Credit Card Debt	Bugwood Network Goes International	Bedbugs Make A Comeback

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