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March 3, 2016

Healthier eating, better tracking results in more produce-related foodborne illness cases
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Dec. 22, 2015

Novice gardeners should learn the lingo before ordering from seed catalogs
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Oct. 29, 2015

UGA releases 2014 Farmgate Value Report: Beef’s up, cotton’s down and chicken’s still on top
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Sept. 24, 2015

Plan your garden with food safety in mind
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March 10, 2015

If it’s too cold for gardening, stay indoors and create a plan
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Jan. 27, 2015

UGA expert offers advice for new small-scale farmers
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Nov. 13, 2014

Cover crops, cool season crops combine for high yields in organic fields
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Sept. 18, 2014

With a little effort, carrots can be grown in Georgia’s clay soil
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March 12, 2014

Plant semi-organically with tips from a University of Georgia expert
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