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Squash

Jan. 22, 2018

Whiteflies are a top priority being discussed at county production meetings
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Oct. 3, 2017

UGA researchers search for management solutions for whiteflies
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Aug. 1, 2017

Commercial Squash Production
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May 24, 2017

UGA researcher identifies healthiest winter squash varieties
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May 24, 2017

Weather and pests can make summer squash a frustrating crop for home gardeners
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March 9, 2017

Hard squash an attractive option for Georgia gardeners
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Aug. 18, 2016

UGA plant breeder takes the mystery out of GMO crops
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March 23, 2016

Georgia creates guidelines to protect pollinating insects
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March 10, 2016

Both summer and winter squash grow in summer gardens
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