Agriculture
Georgia Peanut Tour set for September 19-21 in Albany
The thirty-first annual Georgia Peanut Tour will be held Sept. 19-21, 2017, and located out of the Albany,…
Agriculture
Chamber seeks Ag Man and Woman of the Year nominations
Agriculture has a tremendous impact on our local economy and the Bainbridge-Decatur County Chamber of Commerce is preparing…
Agriculture
Getting a strong start to your annual winter weed control
The first touch of cool weather always tells me to start thinking about pre-emergence weed control.
Agriculture
2017 is the year of the whitefly
Whitefly populations in commercial agriculture fields have been off the charts this year.
Agriculture
Rogers testifies to U.S. Senate Ag Committee that peanut provisions in Farm Bill work
Meredith McNair Rogers, a more than 20-year veteran farmer from Camilla, Georgia, testified today before the Senate Agriculture…
Agriculture
Handling the weeds in pastures and hayfields
Weed control in pastures and hayfields can be a challenge. First of all, let’s define what a weed…
Agriculture
Hydrangeas could be affected by fungus after wet weather
Frequent wet weather can cause various problems in the landscape. One plant in particular that I have noticed…
Agriculture
Georgia beef producers overwhelmingly approve continuation of Georgia Beef Commission Check-Off
Georgia beef producers overwhelmingly voted to continue the $1 per head assessment for beef animals through the renewal…
Agriculture
Strange patches on your grass? Could be slime mold
I have received a couple of calls about patches of a black or blue/gray mold like substance on…
Agriculture
Stink bugs in the garden
By: Ty  Torrance Stink bugs and leaffooted bugs are problem insects in many gardens every year. These brown,…