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Archive for 2007

Dec 3	Dec 10	Dec 17	Dec 24	Dec 31
Finding Ways To Transport Poultry Litter Long Distance	Two Wrongs Won't Get Rid Of Holiday Pounds	Keep Foods On Holiday Buffets Safe	Students Learn The 1, 2, 3's Of Horse Management	Burning Fat To Save Fuel Dollars
Things To Know About GIft Cards	Remember Toy Safety This Christmas	Transporting Holiday Foods Safely	Don't Let A Stroke Kill Or Cripple You	Cotton Still Important For Georgia's Economy
New Right-To-Farm Legislation Proposed	Gift Ideas For Family Gardeners	Consumer Prices For Pecans Higher In December	College Scientists Translate Certification Program Into Spanish	Recycle Live Christmas Trees
Reducing Holiday Stress	Selecting Safe Vines For Holiday Decorations	Dairy Cows Eat Big For College Research	New Assistant Dean Named For Tifton Campus	College Research On Soybean Biodiesel
Taking Care Of Holiday Plants	Preventing A Christmas Tree Fire	Don't Overlook Holiday Safety Around The Home	Don't Get Sick From Holiday Leftovers	Looking Back Could Help Agricultural Weather Forecasting

November 5	November 12	November 19	November 26
Celebrating Rural Georgia Developed	Study Continues On Agriculture Water Use	Dairy Partnership With New Zealand	Research Helps Fight Soybean Insect Pests
Long Range Weather Outlook Remains Dry And Warm	Dealing With Smelly Well Water	Reducing Other Stress Factors In Drought-Stressed Landscapes	Certificate Program In Organic Agriculture Begins
Reducing Energy Costs On Poultry Farms	Associate Dean For Research Named	Organisms Floating in Ponds Not Jellyfish	Think Before Co-SIgning A Loan
Storing Water In A Rain Barrel	Mulching Can Help Drought Stressed Plants And Shrubs	Whiteflies Make A Lot Of Tomatoes Sick	Lady Beetles Looking For Warm Homes
Getting Home Heating Systems Ready For Winter	Program Could Help Keep Farm Children Safer	Demand For Corn Expected To Increase In 2008	Teaching Children The Importance Of Giving

October 1	October 8	October 15	October 22	October 29
Small Insects Can Make A Big Mess In Lawns	Using Stem Cells To Help Fight The War On Terror	Cutting Nitrogen Costs In Commercial Vegetable Production	Handbooks Inform Georgian's On Pesticides	Learning Money Management To Fight Poverty
Farm Safety Important On Cattle Farms	Drought Reduces Populations Of Several Insects	West Nile Virus Cases Up In 2007	Natural Enemies Of Fire Ants Being Studied	2007 Peanut Crop Surprising Growers
Watch Out For Brown Widow Spiders	Making The Switch From Grass To Biofuels	Pumpkin Supply Looks Good For The 2007 Halloween Season	Students Learn About Healthly Lifestyles	Water Smart Program Being Developed
Getting Water on Cattle Farms With Help From The Wind And Sun	Get All The Facts About Free Trial Offers	Shorter Season Of Color In Mountains	Rural County Tackling Urban Challenges	Tough Challenges Ahead For Cattle Farmers
Attack Fire Ants In The Fall	Easing Clutter Problems In Homes	Research On Weed Control In Blackberries	2007 A Frustrating Year For Beekeepers	Digging Around To Learn Lessons

September 3	September 10	September 17	September 24
Scientists Working To Trim The Obesity Epidemic	Academy Of The Environment Formed	Some Insects Like To Eat Pine Pollen	Direct Marketing Taught By College Scientists
Small Insects Buzzing Around Cotton And Vegetable Crops	Reducing The Chances Of Getting Sick At School	Addressing High Nitrate Levels In Hay Crops	Cleaning Up Before Pecan Harvest Begins
Food Safety Important At Concession Stands	New Technique Keeps Chickens From Overheating	Stopping An Armyworm Invasion In Central Georgia	Research Being Conducted On Good Bacteria
Research Will Help Woody Plants Survive Cold Snaps	Root Rot Problems In Plants And Shrubs	Help Garden Sites With A Cover Crop	Air Conditioners Provide More Than Cool Air
Young People That Are Serious About Their Civic Duty	Farmers Square When Baling Hay	Georgia Now Under A La Nina Watch	Volunteers Helping Young People Become Winners In Life

August 6	August 13	August 20	August 27
New Ear Tags For Fly Control On Beef Cattle	Nuclear Fallout Could Help College Research	Georgia's 2007 Pecan Crop Still Looks Good	Animal Waste May Mean More Money For Farmers
Internet Dangers For Teens	Rain Gardens Reduce Water Pollution	Food Safety Concerns In The United States	Team Approach Helps Fight Water Pollution
One Year The Georgia Coast Will Get Hit By A Major Hurricane	Controlling Ground Pearl Insects In Blueberries	Small Insects Want To Cool Off In Homes	Remember Food Safety When Tailgating
West Nile Virus Peak Season Nears	Late Summer Rally For Cotton Prices	Watermelon Weed Research In South Georgia	Tobacco Production Not Dead In Georgia
Consumers Pay More For Dairy Products	Research That Will Make Compost Piles Safer	September Is Food Safety Education Month	La Nina Climate Pattern Could Develop This Fall

July 2	July 9	Juy 16	July 23	July 30
Plenty Of Watermelons Coming Out Of The Fields	College Scientists Help SIck Poultry Processing Plants Get Well	Growing Another Summer Garden In Georgia	Careful Planning Helps Cattle Farm Get Off To A Good Start	Prepackaged Lunches Not A Healthy Choice
Southeast Bioenergy Conference Scheduled For Late July	Producing Healthier Pork Products	Tax Free Shopping For Back-To-School Items	Taking Environmental Responsibility Seriously	Controlling Black Flies And Protecting The Environment
Drowning A Real Summer Danger For Children	Pond In North Georgia Being Brought Back To LIfe	Drought Still Has Solid Grip On Georgia	School Bullying Should Not Be Ignored	Reducing Screen Time When School Begins
Big Event For Georgia 4-H In Early August	Festival To Celebrate Bugs Held Near Atlanta	Weed Control Research For Commercial Blackberries	Farmers Learn The Importance Of Weed Identification	Camp Helps Children Get Hooked On Reading
East Central Georgia Cattlemen Organize	Using An Oil Product to Fight Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus	Teaching Young Children Food Safety	Peanuts Coming Back Strong In East Central Georgia	Children Learn The Importance Of Soil Testing

June 4	June 11	June 18	June 25
Students Learn Seatbelt Safety	Drought Burning Away Hopes For A Good Corn Crop	Studies Being Conducted On The Onion Disease Center Rot	Remember Safety When Operating A Home Generator
Hungry Cows Feeling Heat From Drought Conditions	New Ventilation SystemTested For Poultry Facilities	Concerns About The U.S.Ethanol Industry	Grass Invades Georgia That Can Spread Quickly
Many Communities To Feel Economic Effects From Drought	Drought Continues Despite Visit From Barry	Program Helps People Stay Healthy During Summer Heat	Heart Disease Down But Could Make A Comeback
Drought Causing Delays Planting Cotton And Peanuts	Blossom End Rot Problems In Tomatoes	Endangered Georgia Plants Being Studied	Hot Vehicles Can Be Deadly For Small Children
Sneaking Around Watering Restrictions Could Be Costly	University Breaks Ground For Animal Science Facility	Georgia's Climate In A Neutral Summer pattern	2007 Peach Crop Smaller But Sweeter

May 7	May 14	May 21	May 28
Preparing For The 2007 Hurricane Season	Helping Dairy Farmers Overcome A Serious Problem	Buckle Up Campaign Coming	Some Farmers Face Tough Irrigation Decisions
New Program Will Help Organic Food Industry	White Grub Control In North Georgia	Dirt Mounds On Lawns Not Caused By Ants	Cactus Moth Project In Southeast Georgia
Research Helps Solve Aquatic Problems	Children Learn Importance Of Table Manners	Controlling Diamondback Moths In Leafy Vegetables	Many Horses Cramped For Space
Growing Cone Bearing Trees And Shrubs In Georgia	Let The Professionals Wash Your Car During A Drought	College Research Continues On Biodiesel Fuels	Distance Learning Expands At UGA
Drought Conditions Worsen Across Georgia	University Scientists Help Efforts To Mop Up Wildfires	Controlling Ammonia Emissions In Poultry Facilities	Students Learn About Keeping The Nations Food Supply Safe

April 2	April 9	April 16	April 23	April 30
Mild Drought Conditions Greet Early Spring	North Georgia Teens Learn Importance Of Money Management	Reducing Fuel Bills On Farms In Southwest Georgia	Demonstration Garden Helps Scientists And Gardeners	Report Reveals Farmers 2007 Planting Intentions
Dry Conditions Could Mean Less Mosquitoes	Conducting Home Tornado Drills	Cold Weather Hits Blueberries Hard	Fertility Of Naturally Mating Chickens Being Studied	Another Top Five Ranking For The University Of Georgia
Tiny Creatures Could Help Big Rivers	Spiders Not Guilty Of Biting Humans	Bread Dough Research Being Conducted	Peach Crop Feels The Wrath Of Cold Snap	Watering Restrictions Get Tighter
Stopping A Small Insect That Bites Into Tomatoes	Wildfire Forecasting Being Researched	Agritourism Comes To Central Georgia Farm	Tiny Insects Can Kill Yard Trees	Important Industry Still Growing In Georgia
Safe Drinking Water From Private Wells	Providing Georgia's Wine Industry A Shot Of Protection	Citizens Learn Importance Of Agriculture	Helping Thirsty Lawns During A Drought	Plants And Shrubs Damaged By Easter Freeze

March 5	March 12	March 19	March 26
Important Childcare Training In Central Georgia	Addressing Animal Welfare Issues Involving The Poultry Industry	Soybeans Make Comeback In Georgia	Mapping System Helps Locate Invasive Plants
Research Continues On Salt Tolerant Grass	Coping With A Foodborne Illness	National Poison Prevention Week Coming	Yard Sprayers Need Spring Checkup
Farmers Face Difficult Weed Control Challenge	Fruitcake County Develops New Farm Enterprises	Give Your Body A Tick Inspection	Ham Safety During The Easter Season
ATV Safety Taught In Southeast Georgia	Biocontrol Research On Mole Cricket Control	Keeping Cold Foods Safe After Severe Weather	Egg Safety During The Easter Season
Farmers Hear Ag Forecast For Georgia In 2007	Agri-Tourism Helps North Georgia County	Health Problems A Lack Of Sleep May Cause	Chigger Control Begins Now

February 5	February 12	February 19	February 26
Blueberry Demonstration Farm In Southeast Georgia	Color Code Technique Could Help Peanut Farmers	Program In Georgia Helps Disabled Farmers	El Nino Still Influencing Georgia's Weather
Kerosene Heaters Can Kill	Fertilize Backyard Pecan Trees During February	Termites Don't Live On Wood Alone	Another Severe Weather Season Nears
Working To Reduce High School Dropout Numbers	Reducing Water Usage In Greenhouses	Important Training For Horse Owners	Tobacco Farmers Face Another Tough Fight
National Child Passenger Safety Week Coming	Health Hazards From A Winter Cold Blast	Control System Developed For Irrigation	Bee Colony Losses High This Winter
Selecting The Proper Valentine's Day GIft	Corn Making A Comeback In Georgia	Cotton Market Prices Still Down	Software Programs Help Green Industry

January 1	January 8	January 15	January 22	January 29
New Plants To Brighten Up Landscapes	Southwest Georgia County Reversing Economic Slump	Developing A Healthy Weight Loss Plan	Developing Agricultural Energy Conservation Programs	Winter Weed Control In Home Lawns
Climate Forecasting Still A Challenge	University Lab Helps Relieve Bug Anxiety	Agricultural Water Use Studied	Getting Rid of Unwanted Pesticides In Georgia	County Gets Physical Jumping Rope
Recycle Live Christmas Trees After Christmas	Golf And Gardening In Richmond County	Preventing Stinky Septic Tank Problems	Studies Conducted On Organic Blueberry Production	Farm Practice Helps County Dirt Roads
South Georgia Cooperative Could Help Farmers	Radon Awareness In January	New Law Affects Teen Drivers	Recruiting Food Science Majors At UGA	Healthy "Tweens" Avoid Problems Later
Agriscience Education Receives Passing Grades	Federal Rule Passed To Reduce Lead Poisoning	Peaches Need Cold Weather	Deadline Approaching For UGA Student Transfer process	Blankets Won't Keep Outdoor Plants Warm

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