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Archive for 2008

October 6	October 13	October 20	October 27
County Working To Take Care Of Their Water Supply	College Research Could Help Prevent A Painful Bone Disease
College Has Record Fall Enrollment	October Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Sunflower Research Could Produce Alternative Fuel	West Nile Virus Still A Threat
Fall Weather Outlook Dry For Georgia	Incentive Program Will Train More Veterinarians
Water Concerns Caused By Increased Urbanization	Security Freeze On Credit Now Available

Sept. 1	Sept. 8	Sept. 15	Sept. 22	Sept. 29
When It Comes To Playtime, Children Prefer Indoor Activities	Food Safety Important At Concession Stands	Grant Received To Help Fight A Costly Disease	New Lace Bug Species Moves Into Georgia	National 4-H Week Coming October 5-11
Remember Food Safety When Tailgating	Reducing The Chances Of Getting Sick At School	Planting Trees And Shrubs During The Fall	Colorful Fall Ahead In The North Georgia Mountains	County Forms Team To Fight Cancer
University Receives Grant For Biofuel Research	Food Safety Important For Hunters	New Publication Released About Diabetes And Teens	Storing Figs After Picking	County Makes It Easier For Beef Cattlemen To Market Their Cows
Fall Maintenance In The Garden	Help A Garden Site With A Cover Crop	Market Prices For Cotton Go Down	Poultry Litter Helps Reduce Fertilizer Bills	Beware Of Credit Card Changes
Rains From Faye Did Not Break Georgia's Drought	Using The Texas Two-StepTo Control Fire Ants	Don't Volunteer For Disaster Help The Wrong Way	Protecting Cold Foods When The Power Goes Out	Students Finding Out They Are What They Eat

August 4	August 11	August 18	August 25
Mean Looking Wasps Don't Want To Sting Humans	Tis The Season For The West Nile Virus	Northwest Georgia Fifth Graders Learn About Agriculture	Third Annual Bioenergy Conference A Success
To Save Money, Find Out Where That Money Goes	Reducing Painful Stings By Learning Family History Of Insects	Plenty Of North Georgia Apples In 2008	The Importance Of Food And Fiber To Georgia's Economy
Growing Another Summer Garden In Georgia	Beware Of Internet Dating Swindles	Market Prices For Timber Down	Georgia's 2008 Corn Crop Looking Good
Preserving Food At Home Not For Everyone	Heat Safety For Late Summer Football Practice	September Is Food Safety Education Month	Cotton Looks Good On Georgia Farms In 2008
Hammering Away At Black Carpenter Ants	Students Learn The Healing Power Of Herbs	Corn Market Prices Move Down	Peanuts Still Need Water In Late Summer

July 7	July 14	July 21	July 28
Mosquito Bites Make Horses Sick	Drought Getting Worse In Georgia	Efforts By County Keep Water Conservation From Drying Up	Reducing Screen Time When School Begins
Don't Leave Children Alone In Hot Cars	Wash Fresh Produce From The Garden Before Eating	School Bullying Should Not Be Ignored	Reducing Disease Pathogens From Poultry Litter
Video Camera Makes Interesting Discovery In A Central Georgia Well	Southeast Bioenergy Conference Coming In August	Pre-Packaged Lunches Not A Healthy Choice	Making Fuel From Algae
Be Safe When Grilling Ground Beef This Summer	Putting The Chill On Foodborne Pathogens	Parents Must Get Involved Early To Stop School Dropouts	More Children Being Expelled From Preschools
Wash Developed That Kills Large Numbers Of Foodborne Pathogens	Program Helps Improve Family Situations	Tax-Free Shopping For Back-To-School Supplies	Conservation Tillage Making A Comeback In East Central Georgia

June 2	June 9	June 16	June 23	June 30
Horse Owners Receive Training In North Georgia County	Controlling Parasites In Game Birds	Helping A Sick Landscape Get Well	Reducing Farm Fuel Bills This Summer	North Georgia County Fighting Back Against A Killer
Students In Southeast Georgia County Improve Their Communication	New Institute Working To Improve Plant Quality	Protect Your Body From Summer Heat	2008 Tobacco Tour A Success	The Importance Of Testing Homes For Radon
Home Safety Month During June	Start Early Teaching Children Money Management	Know The Warning Signs Of Heat Related Illnesses	Fourth Of July Watermelon Supply Looks Good	Consolidation Loans Could Sink You Deeper In Debt
Findings From A Recent Health Survey	Sweet Progress Made At Vegetable Research Center	Be Safe When Drinking Bottled Water	Eating Healthy At Summer Family Reunions	The Mystery Of Disappearing Bees
Another Dry Summer Ahead For Georgia	College Research Probe Travels To Mars	Collecting Rainwater As It Drains Off The Roof	Gardening In Shaded Areas	Diabetes Epidemic Getting Worse

May 5	May 12	May 19	May 26
Research On Pollen Released From A Tough Weed	Teaching Children The Importance Of A Healthy Lifestyle	Use Caution When Setting Up A Trust	Taking The Bumps Out Of Air Travel
Preparing For The 2008 Hurricane Season	More Is Better When Conducting Research On Black Fly Control	Drought Levels Change In Parts Of Georgia	Helping The Turf Industry Manage Water More Efficiently
Preparing Students To Be Successful In A Global Market	University Students Learn About Protecting The Nation's Food Supply	Don't Fight Termites Alone	Meat Price Increase Should Be Mild This Summer
Purchasing Fresh Vegetables Good For Your Wallet, And Your Health	University Helps Growers Form Co-ops	Controlling Amonia Emissions In Poultry Facilities	South Georgia Vegetable Grower Honored
Residents Learn The Importance Of Well Water Safety	Don't Let Diseases And Insect Pests Mess Up That Spring Garden	Growing Cone Bearing Trees And Shrubs In Georgia	Appreciation Gift Ideas For Teachers

April 7	April 14	April 21	April 28
Raking In Pine Straw Profits	Helping Warm Season Grass Put On Its Green	Helping Dairy Cows Produce More Milk	Time To Fertilize Home Trees And Shrubs
Farmer Receives Award For Tasty Beef	Tool Can Help Parents Keep The Internet Safe For Their Children	Center Helps Fight Invasive Species	New Weather Network Will Soon Launch In Georgia
Reducing Problems In The Aquaculture Industry	Food Safety Program Helps Childcare Providers	College Scientists Studying The Release Of Carbon Gases	Training Helps Georgian's Learn Respect For The Environment
Farmers Need To Take Part In An Important Census	Reducing Pollen Inside Homes	University Workshop Helps Animals After A Disaster	Getting High School Seniors Ready For Real World Expenses
Long Range Spring Outlook Is Warm And Dry	Teachers Receive Important Money Training	Backyard Pecan Production Not That Easy	Make Hummingbirds Welcome At Your Home

March 3	March 10	March 17	March 24	March 31
Study Ethanol Facts And Figures Before Going Into Ethanol Production	Watch Out For More Mosquitoes This Year	Nutrient Being Tested In Pecan Groves	Learning About Invasive Weeds And Animals	Certificate Program Helps Pest Management
Reducing Problems With Chiggers	Diabetes Awareness In March	Concerns About Imported Food Products	Give Your Home A Spring Inspection	Students Near Atlanta Learn Important Leadership Skills
Bringing Back The Beauty Of A Historical Garden	Tiny Worms Can Do Big Damage To Home Gardens	Before Selecting Young Plants, Read The Label	University Helps Georgian's Learn More About Natural Gas	Laurens County Farmer Receives State Honor
New Assistant Dean For Extension Named	Receiving A Stimulus Check Requires Some Filing	Market Prices For Cotton Move Up	Diabetic Children Can Enjoy Sweet Easter Treats	Program Helps At Risk Boys And Girls
Controlling Varroa Mites In Honeybees	Improving Food Safety At Restaurants	Growing Vidalia Onions Organically	Mother Nature Helps Fight Destructive Insect	Food Prices Expected To Continue Increasing

February 4	February 11	February 18	February 25
Helping Rural Georgian's Make More Money	Helping Farmers With Irrigation Water Use Requirements	Easing Crop Insurance Confusion In Southwest Georgia	Scam Artists Want Your Rebate Money
Using Solar Power For Irrigation	The Importance Of Preparing A Will	No Quick Fix For Credit Repair	Dealing With High Fertilizer Prices
Helping Young Students Focus On Science	Diet That Could Help Reduce Heart Disease	Getting Back To Nature In Southeast Georgia	Watering Restrictions Loosened In Georgia
Shocking Way To Sanitize Chicken Products	Monitoring Weather Conditions Across The State	Program To Help Georgian's Get Active	Program Helps University Faculty Improve Leadership Skills
Organic Peanut Production In East-Central Georgia	Economic Study On Peanut Farms Conducted	Learning About Poverty In Southwest Georgia	Be Prepared For The Severe Weather Season

January 7	January 14	January 21	January 28
Green Industry Hurting In North Georgia County	Market Prices Look Good For Corn And Soybeans In 2008	Don't Neglect Home Irrigation Systems	Spraying At Night Could Help Control A Tough Peanut Disease
Working To Lower Scalder Temperatures In Poultry Plants	Market Prices For Cotton Look Good In 2008	Menacing Mice Looking For A Warm Home	Peach Growers Hoping For More Cold Air
Pest Management Information Available At Libraries	2008 Outlook For Pork Producers	Recent Rains Have Little Impact On Drought	Pine Beetles Munching Drought Stressed Pine Trees
The TeenWork Program Helps Dekalb County Youth	Finding Ways To Put Gray Water To Good Use	Ag Forecast Breakfast Meetings Scheduled	Hotline Helps Pecan Growers
Reducing Holiday Credit Card Debt	Begin Preparing That Spring Garden Now	Still Time to Enter The Flavor Of Georgia Contest	New Pecan Variety Looks Promising

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