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Concerns of Bermudagrass Stem Maggot in Georgia Hayfields

According to the University of Georgia Forage Extension Team, they’ve had a number of calls from both growers and agents over the past week or so concerned that they should be spraying for Bermudagrass Stem Maggot (BSM). Even in the southern part of the state, the flies are just now starting to show up. According to a release, the Forage …

Strategic Management of Alternaria Brown Spot and Citrus Scab
Fungal foliar diseases significantly threaten commercial citrus production by reducing fruit packout and overall crop yield. Tangerines and mandarins are highly susceptible to these pathogens, particularly Alternaria brown spot and citrus scab. In a presentation at the recent Citrus & Specialty Crop Expo, Megan Dewdney, University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) […]
Guidance on Renewable Energy Leases
Farmers and landowners are increasingly being approached about leasing land for solar, wind and battery storage projects. According to the Center for Rural Affairs (CFRA), these agreements can create opportunities to generate long-term, stable income from property as renewable energy development grows. A new fact sheet from the CFRA aims to help landowners better understand […]