Our summer crops have been plentiful at the garden and we are steadily harvesting. We are also beginning our seeds for fall crops. I hope you had a fun filled and safe 4th of July weekend and were able to spend time with family and friends. Many areas in the Southeast were somewhat overcast and […]
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The month of May was productive at the farm, and the transition from spring to summer plantings was executed quite nicely by our farm crew. Our primary summer transplants are all in the ground and the corn, field peas and peanuts that we direct seeded are all up and off to the races. We have
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New Software Program Protects Honey Bees from Accidental Pesticide Exposure During the past several decades, the steady loss of pollinators like honey bees, native bees, birds, bats, and butterflies has increasingly threatened agricultural stability and economics. In a presidential memo released last year, Creating a Federal Strategy to Promote the Health of Honey Bees and
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Kelly Products, Inc. (KPI) of Covington has been chosen as the First Quarter Winner of the AgriTrust of Georgia Quarterly Safety Initiative. Established in 1993 by Mr. Keith Kelly, KPI specializes in providing segments of the chemical and agribusiness industries with essential information and automation solutions. KPI also owns farming operations in Leesburg and will
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The first two weeks of spring have come and gone and we are hopeful that we have seen the last frost until late fall. We did end up getting all of our vegetable starts in the ground, but I will just go ahead and tell you, they aren’t looking too perky. With all of the
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