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2024 Cotton and Peanut Research Field Day
All, On Wednesday September 4th 2024 in Tifton, GA the UGA Cotton and Peanut Teams will be hosting 2024’s UGA Cotton & Peanut Research Field … Continue reading
August Cotton Team Newsletter and Talkin’ Cotton Podcast Episode 13
All, As we are approaching the finish line on this crop, you can now find the August rendition of the Cotton Team Newsletter available on … Continue reading
Talkin’ Cotton Podcast – Season 1, Episode 11
All, Episode 11 of the Talkin’ Cotton Podcast is now available and can be found at the link below. Remember, the podcast is available on … Continue reading
Talkin’ Cotton Podcast – Season 1, Episode 10
All, Episode 10 of the Talkin’ Cotton Podcast is now available and can be found at the link below. Remember, the podcast is available on … Continue reading
Georgia Cotton Commission Mid-Year Meeting – July 24, 2024
Georgia cotton growers, industry, and stakeholders, Please make plans to attend this year’s Georgia Cotton Commission Mid-Year Meeting on July 24, 2024 in at the … Continue reading
July 2024 UGA Cotton Team Newsletter
All, I hope that everyone had a safe and enjoyable 4th of July. The July edition of the Cotton Team Newsletter is now available for … Continue reading
Talkin’ Cotton Podcast – Season 1, Episode 8
All, Episode 8 of the Talkin’ Cotton Podcast is now available and can be found at the link below. Remember, the podcast is available on … Continue reading
Talkin’ Cotton Podcast – Season 1, Episode 7
All, Episode 7 of the Talkin’ Cotton Podcast is now available and can be found at the link below. Remember, the podcast is available on … Continue reading
June Cotton Team Newsletter and Talkin’ Cotton Podcast Episode 6
All, As we wrap up planting, you can now find the June rendition of the Cotton Team Newsletter available on the cotton team website, as … Continue reading
Cotton, Peanut, and Soybean Insect Scout Schools
Insect scouting schools will be conducted on June 3, 2024 in Tifton and June 11, 2024 in Midville. Crops to be covered include cotton, peanuts, … Continue reading