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Georgia Extension

Cooperative Extension in Georgia is run by University of Georgia, Fort Valley State University. Extension answers garden, lawn, farm and pest questions, tests soil, identifies plant problems and trains Master Gardener volunteers, mostly for free. Find your local office and services below.

Extension Programs in Georgia

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University of Georgia

County and local offices Soil testing Plant and pest diagnostics

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Fort Valley State University

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Georgia Extension Advice on Common Topics

Pages published by Extension in Georgia. Each opens on the Extension site.

Soil testing: Soil testing
Tomatoes: Georgia homegrown tomatoes
Lawn care: Lawn calendars
Pruning: Hedge pruning pecan trees
Vegetable gardening: Fall vegetable gardening
Composting: Composting and mulching
Raised beds: Raised bed materials
Fruit trees: Planting your bare root fruit tree
Apples: Ideas for apples
Strawberries: Home garden strawberries
Roses: Mite vector of rose rosette virus
Aphids: Aphids on flowering ornamental plants in the landscape
Japanese beetles: Japanese beetles in the nursery and landscape
Powdery mildew: Identification and control of powdery mildew of wheat in Georgia
Deer damage: Deer tolerant ornamental plants
Weed control: Weed control
Native plants: Native plant garden
Pollinators: The great southeast pollinator census
Backyard chickens: Poultry judging
Tree planting: Tree planting details
Houseplants: Fungus gnats a tiny nuisance of houseplants
Garlic: Garlic production for the gardener
Potatoes: Home garden potatoes
Grapes: Grape sour rot

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