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EPISODE · Jul 1, 2024 · 55 MIN

From Pasture to Plate: Updates on Cattle, Row Crops, and Local Produce

from Tillin' It Like It Is: Agriculture and Community Development · host UGA Extension Southeast District Agriculture and Natural Resources

In this episode of the Tilling It Like It Is podcast, host Blake Carter discusses various topics related to agriculture and community development with guests Savannah Tanner and Wade Parker. The conversation covers issues such as tomato diseases, hay production, cattle health, and fly control. The hosts provide valuable insights and recommendations for farmers and producers in Southeast Georgia. In this conversation, Blake Carter and his guests discuss various topics related to agriculture in Southeast Georgia. They cover livestock, row crops, and the challenges faced by farmers due to dry weather conditions. They also touch on the importance of calling county agents for assistance and the need for a farm bill. The conversation concludes with updates on upcoming events and a discussion about the deer population and its impact on agriculture.

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