Menu
Search for Stories

News Stories - Page 621

CAES News
Greenhouse program Nov. 14 in Dallas, Ga.
To help greenhouse managers grow better plants at better prices, the University of Georgia and others will offer the Regional Greenhouse Management Seminar Nov. 14 in Dallas, Ga.
CAES News
Farmers struggle to pick disappointing cotton crop
Georgia cotton farmers "can't win for losing." Struggling with the drought all summer, they finally began getting plenty of rain this fall, precisely when they needed lots of sunshine.
CAES News
Weeds: If you can't beat 'em, eat 'em!
From dandelion to wild garlic, many of the weeds gardeners despise can provide interesting dining. Some are very common in Georgia gardens and landscapes.
CAES News
Amazing native plant generally unappreciated
It's incredibly easy to grow. No need to fertilize or even water it. It's beautiful in the spring, summer and fall and can be grown in many forms. It even provides seeds for the birds. So why isn't it popular in the landscape?
CAES News
What do the dates really mean?
Old dates on food products may not mean the food should be tossed to the trash. A University of Georgia food specialist said some foods are good for longer.
CAES News
Camellia cousin could become Georgia farm crop
TIFTON, Ga. -- A cousin of camellias may become an alternative crop for Georgia farmers who are strapped by the prices of more conventional row crops, says a University of Georgia expert.
CAES News
Cotton Production Workshop set in Tifton
Anybody who thought growing cotton was easy wasn't paying attention this year. Georgia farmers and agribusinesses need help with the complexities of this economically vital Georgia crop.
CAES News
Akara pea pups: High protein hush puppies
University of Georgia food scientists are working to introduce akara, a popular West African food, to U.S. consumers through the frozen food and fast food markets.
CAES News
Whip up some homemade 'pea pups'
UGA researchers are working to bring 'pea pups' to your local supermarket and fast-food restaurant. But if you can't wait, here's a recipe to make a batch of these West African treats at home.

About the Newswire

The CAES newswire features the latest popular science and lifestyle stories relating to agricultural, consumer and environmental sciences as well as UGA Extension programs and services around the state.

Media Contacts