CAES Newswire

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06/15/17 - UGA workshop to focus on forest herbicide applications 10/02/14 - UGA Extension agents trained in forestry, fisheries management 02/06/14 - UGA Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health hosts Chinese delegation 01/24/13 - Chuck Bargeron named to Invasive Species Advisory Committee 11/11/10 - Choose the perfect holiday tree 05/05/10 - Spring is best time to discover invasive cogongrass 12/02/09 - Cut your own Christmas tree 03/09/09 - Spring’s best time to find invasive cogongrass 04/03/08 - UGA center to fight invasive species 01/22/08 - Invasive weed conference Feb. 22 in Tifton 02/06/03 - Don't wait to plant pine seedlings in Georgia 12/10/02 - Keep winter fires safe, efficient 04/09/00 - Timely Watering Can Save Trees, Money 01/27/00 - Pines Not as Resilient To Ice Damage as Hardwoods 11/04/99 - Farmers Making Pine Plantations More Productive 12/16/98 - Some Types of Cut Greenery Will Stay Fresh, Safe Longer 12/02/98 - New Disease Deadly for 'Perfect' Christmas Tree 05/27/98 - Pine Straw Plentiful, Popular Mulch in Georgia 11/24/97 - As Turkey Time Ends, Tree Time Begins 11/24/97 - Crayon-green Christmas Trees Brighten Holidays 05/19/97 - Tall Crop Tactic: Switch in Pines Saves Time 12/16/96 - The Latest Thing: Georgians Decorating Cypress Trees 08/19/96 - Pine Seedling 'Shortage' Makes Early Orders Vital 07/29/96 - Rare Longleaf Pine Cones Coming This Fall 02/05/96 - Farmers Face Decisions as CRP Contracts Expire