University of Georgia
From 2 to 5 p.m., researchers, growers and economists will discuss peanut varieties, management, production costs, weeds, diseases and processing.
For more information, visit www.georgiaorganics.com on the Web. Or call Albert Culbreath at (229) 386-3156. Or e-mail him at spotwilt@tifton.uga.edu.
The event is sponsored by Georgia Organics and the University of Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Station. It ends with a peanut boil featuring experimental organic peanuts grown at Heritage Organic Farm near Savannah.