On August 6th, 2025, 9:00 a.m., the Midville Field Day will be held at the Southeast Georgia Research and Education Center (9638 Highway 56 S, Midville, GA 30441). Please scan the QR code on the flyer or this link below to register, which will help with a head count for the meal provided: This field …
IIPA member Dr. Lilong Chai received the American Egg Board Research Award at the 2025 Poultry Science Association annual meeting in Raleigh, NC. The purpose of this award is to increase the interest in research pertaining to all things related to eggs. This could include areas related to egg production, safety, product quality, or egg …
The 2025 C.M. SIRP Field Day is Planned for Thursday, July 24, 2025, at 8207 GA-37, Camilla, GA 31730. Please RSVP By July 21 at SIRP@uga.edu or by calling 229-522-3623. The faculty and staff at the C. M. Stripling Irrigation Research Park invite anyone interested to come learn from experts on how they use science …
By Sarah Beth Thompson and Wesley Porter Wednesday, July 23, 2025, you will not want to miss the Georgia Cotton Commission’s Mid-Year Meeting & UGA Cotton Pre-Harvest Workshop in Statesboro at the Nesmith-Lane Conference Center. You will have the opportunity to hear from of the UGA Research & Extension Cotton Team, Akiko Inui (Board Chair …
By Ross Greene, Nick Shay, Sarah Beth Thompson, and Wesley Porter We are quickly approaching the time of year (or may already be in it) when we need to consider how to finalize our irrigation management on our corn crop. I have received a few calls and seen pictures of the ends of corn ears …
Roosters’ behavior and activity are critical for egg fertility and hatchability in broiler or layer breeder houses. Desirable roosters are expected to have a good leg health, reach sexual maturity, be productive, and show less aggression to females during mating. However, not all roosters are desirable and low productive roosters should be removed for replacement. …
By Hannah Grubbs, Sarah Beth Thompson, and Wesley Porter As we move into peak water usage on most of our crops it is important to understand that if you are using sensors and have been tracking soil moisture at different depths, usage differs by depth. You should have observed water usage beginning at shallower depths …
