Agriculture
- Agriculture
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He has a passion for saving energy
- Growing Georgia, May 2013
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Cotton planting at Expo
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Hartley wins first at state
Recently, Colquitt County FFA member, Anna Hartley competed at the State FFA Convention in an Agricultural Proficiency project.
- Growing Georgia, April 2013
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FFA student places 3rd in state
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Professor solves problems for farmers
Glen Rains has an investigative mind and a heart for helping others. These traits are what make Rains a valuable part of the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences family as an entomology professor on the Tifton campus.
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Learning new things daily: A man who loves his job
John Beasley, a peanut agronomist with the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, was born and raised in peanut-rich Southeast Alabama.
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Southeastern Turfgrass Conference set for April 30
The University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences has laid the framework for its annual Turfgrass Conference.
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Ga. testing plan to pump rivers with extra water
A new project in southwest Georgia will test whether a network of pumps can boost the flow of depleted streams and rivers, a system that backers say could protect wildlife or, on a larger scale, ease long-running water conflicts with Alabama and Florida.
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