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International Programs

Aug. 11, 2025

CAES leads global project to boost local food systems in the United Arab Emirates
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Agricultural Policy

March 20, 2025

Why the Farm Bill affects everyone — not just farmers
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Plant Pathology

Jan. 14, 2025

CAES scientists discover how cyst nematodes attack crops
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Food Science and Technology

Jan. 10, 2025

CAES food scientists study essential oil coatings to improve shelf life of organic produce
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Jan. 9, 2025

FOR LEGISLATORS – Georgia Ag Impact Report
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Jan. 9, 2025

FOR PRODUCERS – Georgia Ag Impact Report
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Jan. 9, 2025

FOR THE MEDIA – Georgia Ag Impact Report
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Climate Change

Sept. 17, 2024

Georgia vegetable production may expand as a result of climate change
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Agricultural and Applied Economics

May 2, 2024

Food and fiber production adds $18 billion to Georgia’s economy
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