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  • A Black couple stands in a kitchen with nice window light
    Relationships and Marriage
    July 23, 2026

    When Baby Makes Three: Making Time for Two

    Becoming parents for the first time is a significant experience, personally and for your marriage. A lifestyle that was once comfortable and familiar becomes unpredictable and perhaps stressful. Many first-time mothers and fathers share anxieties regarding the changes a baby brings to the marriage. Among these concerns are the added…

    Ted G. Futris

  • Forages and Baleage
    July 23, 2026

    Using a Rising Plate Meter to Measure Pasture Mass

    No matter what business or process one is managing, the success of that management depends on regularly measuring and monitoring performance. Pasture management is no different. Employing the “three Ms” of the management cycle (Figure 1)—measure, monitor, and manage—is crucial to success in management-intensive grazing systems. Increasingly, management-intensive grazing systems…

    Lawton Stewart, Jennifer J. Tucker, and Lisa Baxter

  • Blueberries
    July 23, 2026

    Preparing Your Blueberry Freeze Protection System

    Frost protection systems tremendously benefit commercial blueberry production in Georgia. These systems are expensive and usually configured as overhead irrigation systems (Figure 1). For the system to provide protection, it must operate as soon as it’s needed. The best practice for maintaining a frost protection system is to perform preventative…

    Wesley Porter, Jason Mallard, and David Hall

  • An older white couple sits outside in the woods during the fall
    Relationships and Marriage
    July 22, 2026

    Commitment to Look for the Positive

    How do you feel when you are around people who look for and talk about the negative things in life? When it’s sunny, they complain about the heat. When it’s raining, they complain about the dampness. When things are going well, they could always be better! If you find yourself…

    Ted G. Futris

  • A happy young mixed race couple celebrates with sparklers
    Relationships and Marriage
    July 22, 2026

    The New Year, a Good Time for an Intimacy Checkup

    At the beginning of each year, couples often make New Year’s resolutions about what they want to do individually. What about what you and your partner can do for your relationship or marriage? When was the last time you and your partner looked at the previous year to assess where…

    Ted G. Futris

  • Two pairs of hands are layered on top of each other with wedding rings in the middle
    Relationships and Marriage
    July 22, 2026

    Marriage, a Promise to Work

    Marriage isn’t designed to make you happy, it is designed to make you married. When caught up in the emotions of love, this statement might not make much sense to you. It really doesn’t make much sense if you have been watching any reality TV shows; these programs, although they…

    Ted G. Futris

  • A white couple are in a kitchen with a yellow dog
    Relationships and Marriage
    July 22, 2026

    How Attached is Your Relationship?

    As a relationship develops, a couple’s attachment to each other grows stronger. According to Dr. John Van Epp, author of How to Avoid Falling in Love with a Jerk (McGraw-Hill, 2008), attachment in healthy relationships is based on five factors: knowledge, trust, reliance, commitment, and touch. For the strongest and most…

    Ted G. Futris

  • A young couple is lying on a pile of pillows
    Relationships and Marriage
    July 22, 2026

    Getting to Really Know You

    Dating is an exciting and challenging part of life. The heady feeling romance brings is wonderful, but the sadness experienced when a relationship ends can be devastating. Learning a little about how relationships develop can help us better cope with both the joys, and sorrows, that romance brings. Relationships develop…

    Ted G. Futris

  • Relationships and Marriage
    July 22, 2026

    Before You Say “I Do”

    When romance is in the air and a walk down the aisle is in your future, plans for the big event seem to take priority over planning for the marriage relationship. There is a multitude of advice and opinions from television and radio talk show hosts, magazine articles and of…

    Ted G. Futris

  • A young couple walks along a waterfront area while wearing warm clothing
    Relationships and Marriage
    July 22, 2026

    Are We Compatible?

    How do you know if a person is compatible as a life-long partner? What does it take to really get to know someone? According to Dr. John Van Epp, author of the program P.I.C.K. a Partner (Premarital Interpersonal Choices and Knowledge) (www.lovethinks.com) and the book How to Avoid Falling in…

    Ted G. Futris

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