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  • Green Industry 2023

    AP 130-1-12

    Green Industry 2023

    1. 2022 was a good year for many green industry firms, with many firms
    seeing increased profits.
    2. There are many unknowns going into 2023 that will impact green
    industry sales, including higher inflation and interest rates, mixed signals
    within the economy, and the impact of varying strength of the housing
    market in Georgia.
    3. Green industry sales in Georgia are projected to be similar to 2022 levels.

    Amanda R Smith and Ben Campbell

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    Sept. 8, 2023
  • B 1483

    Selecting Trees and Shrubs as Resources for Pollinators

    We can positively affect pollinator populations in our region by providing plants that help sustain them. Pollinators face the increasing challenges of habitat loss, parasite and disease pressure, and the unintended consequences of pesticide misuse. Bee forage plants can bloom season-long with careful plant selection appropriate to the region. A combination of herbaceous perennial and annual plants, trees, and shrubs can provide valuable resources to bees and other pollinators. Even grasses can be used by bees as a pollen source, while crape myrtles can provide a later season resource for pollinators. Anyone—from individual home gardeners to commercial and agricultural property managers—can promote pollinator health by selecting and planting appropriate plants. This guide provides options for selecting flowering woody plants that are attractive to bees and butterflies and sometimes have additional wildlife benefits.

    S. Kris Braman, Bodie V. Pennisi, Kim Toal, and Elizabeth McCarty

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    Aug. 15, 2023
  • B 1357

    Growing Bamboo in Georgia

    This resource provides a simple, user-friendly guide on growing bamboo in Georgia, a state that has a wide variety of soils and temperate zones.

    Bodie V. Pennisi

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    June 27, 2023
  • a fern frond in a forest setting

    B 737

    Growing Ferns

    This publication discusses everything you need to know about ferns: life span, growing, watering, potting, needs, and varieties.

    Bodie V. Pennisi

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    June 23, 2023
  • Safety for Hispanic Landscape Workers

    B 1334

    Safety for Hispanic Landscape Workers

    Hispanic workers predominate in Georgia’s urban agriculture industry, comprising almost three-fourths of the workforce. Employers must ensure comprehension and safety compliance, address language barriers to create a safe workplace, use physical demonstrations, diagrams, bilingual materials and, if available, an interpreter. This publication covers general precautions, equipment safety, pesticide safety and other information that is necessary for keeping employees safe. It is also available in Spanish.

    Alfredo Martinez and Ellen M. Bauske

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    May 19, 2023
  • Seguridad para Trabajadores Hispanos de Jardineria

    B 1334-SP

    Seguridad para Trabajadores Hispanos de Jardineria

    Los hispanos representan la minoría más grande de los Estados Unidos con 42.7 millones de habitantes. Los trabajadores hispanos predominan en la industria de la agricultura urbana del estado de Georgia y conforman casi las tres/cuartas partes del total de obreros del estado. Los supervisores deben garantizar la comprensión e implementación de la seguridad laboral. Es imprescindible reconocer las barreras de comunicación para mantener un área de trabajo donde predomine y se haga efectiva la seguridad laboral. Use demostraciones, dibujos, materiales bilingues, y si es posible, un intérprete.

    [Hispanic workers predominate in Georgia’s urban agriculture industry, comprising almost three-fourths of the workforce. Employers must ensure comprehension and safety compliance, address language barriers to create a safe workplace, use physical demonstrations, diagrams, bilingual materials and, if available, an interpreter. This publication covers general precautions, equipment safety, pesticide safety and other information that is necessary for keeping employees safe. It is also available in Spanish.]

    Alfredo Martinez and Ellen M. Bauske

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    May 19, 2023
  • B 1074

    Control of Common Pests of Landscape Plants

    Many species of insects or mites attack Georgia landscape plants. Homeowners have difficulty controlling these pests because they often are not aware of the problem until both the infestation and the damage are extensive, or they may apply insecticides improperly or at the wrong time. Brief descriptions of major groups of pests (or the damage they cause) found on Georgia landscape plants are provided to assist with identification. Control strategies for these pests are presented in Table 1.

    William G. Hudson, Michael D Toews, Timothy Daly, and Beverly Sparks

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    May 11, 2023
  • a landscaper wears gloves and holds hearing protection while getting ready to work

    B 1415

    Safety Checklists for New Landscape Employees

    These checklists can be used to introduce new landscape workers to safe work practices. They ensure that job safety training includes safety instruction. Included are sections on general safety precautions, equipment safety, lawn mower safety and pesticide safety.

    Rolando Orellana, Alfredo Martinez, and Ellen M. Bauske

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    May 11, 2023
  • C 900

    Growing Dogwoods

    One of the most widely planted ornamental trees in Georgia is the flowering dogwood. Dogwoods are not difficult to grow if they are located in the proper site and if healthy trees are purchased and planted properly.

    Bodie V. Pennisi

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    May 10, 2023
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