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The rabbit that once was a quail dies
Nov 23, 2020
Reddy was a house rabbit — almost. He was young and chewed on everything, and sometimes did make it to the litter box to do some business.
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The most dangerous thing in agriculture
Nov 12, 2020
Forget trade wars and pandemics and regulations and estate taxes. Right now, our inability to listen to each other and bridge divides will be our downfall.
Cotton
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Pigweed continues to outflank herbicides
Nov 11, 2020
Scientific evidence collected this year and last confirms Georgia now has a concerning population of pigweed resistant to PPO-inhibitor Group 14 herbicides.
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Tony Dill's final harvest
Nov 10, 2020
Southwest Farm Press Editor Shelley Huguley visits with Tony Dill's family as they and their community harvest his last cotton crop.

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Southeast Farm Press focuses on the diversified production interests of southeastern farmers. Production ranging from corn to soybeans to cotton to peanuts to wheat to tobacco and additional specialty crops and diversified livestock are covered locally along with farming issues such as environmental regulations and natural resources stewardship that are unique to the market