TIFTON, Ga. (Farm Monitor) — Georgia cotton and peanut growers are getting a look at research aimed at improving profitability in the field.
At the University of Georgia’s annual Research Field Day, researchers shared updates on managing cotton jassid after challenges last year and the ongoing search for new peanut varieties.
Researchers say the work is focused on helping growers make better management decisions and get the most from their inputs.
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