Peanut Field Days Announced Across the Southeast – Don’t Miss These Key Crop Updates
Get the latest on peanut varieties, weed management, and disease control at upcoming field days in Florida, Georgia, and Alabama.
If you really want to know what’s happening with the 2025 peanut crop, the best place to get firsthand information is at one of the many peanut field days being hosted across the Southeast this August. These events are a valuable opportunity for peanut growers, agronomists, and industry stakeholders to learn about new research, best practices, and pest and disease management strategies directly from university researchers and extension specialists.
“You’ll have information on the new varieties, weed management, disease updates, and insect management as well.”
Here’s a breakdown of the upcoming 2025 peanut field days you’ll want to mark on your calendar:
? August 13th – Live Oak, Florida
The first peanut field day will be held at the North Florida Research and Education Center in Live Oak, Florida. Pre-registration is required so lunch plans can be made. Attendees will get the latest on peanut varieties, weed control, and disease management specific to North Florida’s growing conditions.
? August 14th – Mariana, Florida
The Florida Peanut Field Day continues at the North Florida Research and Education Center in Mariana. This event is essential for peanut growers in central and western Florida.
? August 13th – Plains, Georgia
Also on August 13th, the Southwest Georgia Extension and Research Field Day will be held in Plains, Georgia. The event starts at 8:30 a.m. and will feature updates from UGA researchers on peanut disease trends and insect pressure in the region.
? August 15th – Headland, Alabama
The Alabama Row Crop Field Day is set for August 15th at the Wiregrass Research and Education Center in Headland, Alabama. It kicks off at 9 a.m. and will cover all major row crops, including peanuts.
? August 19th – Live Oak, Florida
The final Florida Original Peanut Field Day will return to Live Oak on August 19th, offering another chance to learn from researchers and see results in the field.
“Field days are planned for you to visit and see what’s happening in the field.”
Whether you’re a seasoned grower or new to the peanut industry, these peanut field days offer essential insights to prepare for a successful harvest.
Audio Reporting by Tyron Spearman for Southeast AgNet.