Agriculture & Natural Resources
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Oct 8 Lunch & Learn: Misunderstood Species of Georgia ‘Misunderstood Species of Georgia’ is a one hour interactive class designed to provide a fun & educational learning opportunity with Jessica Warren, ANR Agent. Twelve free, virtual classes will be offered to the public during 2021. One class per month is offered on the second Friday of each month January through December from 12-1pm. Registration is required for each individual session. Email uge3039@uga.edu to register. A press release with all offered classes is attached. Once registered for a class, an email will be sent with the link to attend each individual session on the day prior to the class. All classes will be archived.
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Nov 12 Lunch & Learn: Carnivorous Plants ‘Carnivorous Plants’ is a one hour interactive class designed to provide a fun & educational learning opportunity with Jessica Warren, ANR Agent. Twelve free, virtual classes will be offered to the public during 2021. One class per month is offered on the second Friday of each month January through December from 12-1pm. Registration is required for each individual session. Email uge3039@uga.edu to register. A press release with all offered classes is attached. Once registered for a class, an email will be sent with the link to attend each individual session on the day prior to the class. All classes will be archived.
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Dec 10 Lunch & Learn: Pruning Basics ‘Pruning Basics’ is a one hour interactive class designed to provide a fun & educational learning opportunity with Jessica Warren, ANR Agent. Twelve free, virtual classes will be offered to the public during 2021. One class per month is offered on the second Friday of each month January through December from 12-1pm. Registration is required for each individual session. Email uge3039@uga.edu to register. A press release with all offered classes is attached. Once registered for a class, an email will be sent with the link to attend each individual session on the day prior to the class. All classes will be archived.
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UGA Extension – Food Plot Webinar 10/7/21 – Noon-1PM UGA Extension – Evans County – Presents — Food Plot Webinar Topics Covered: Soil Sampling; Planting Early Season versus Late Season; Designing Food Plots for Success Guest Speaker: Bob Westerfield See the below program flyer for more information and follow the registration link to sign-up for the program: Program Flyer...
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USDA Pandemic Assistance for Timber Harvesters and Haulers Program (PATHH) USDA is providing critical support to timber harvesting and hauling businesses impacted by the effects of the COVID-19 outbreak through the Pandemic Assistance for Timber Harvesters and Haulers Program (PATHH). PATHH aids businesses that suffered a gross revenue loss of at least 10% during the period of 1/1/2020 and 12/1/2020...
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Snakes of Georgia – Separating the Facts from the Myths Snakes of Georgia – Separating the Facts from the MythsArticle by Jessica Warren, ANR Agent, Camden County The most misunderstood animal that I deal with and answer questions about is snakes. In Georgia we have 46 species of snakes – 40 non-venomous species and 6 venomous species. While it may...
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UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant
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USDA - Pandemic Assistance for Timber Harvesters and Haulers Program (PATHH)
USDA PATHH Flyer
USDA is providing critical support to timber harvesting and hauling businesses impacted by the effects of the COVID-19 outbreak through the Pandemic Assistance for Timber Harvesters and Haulers Program (PATHH). PATHH aids businesses that suffered a gross revenue loss of at least 10% during the period of 1/1/2020 and 12/1/2020 compared to the period of 1/1/2019 and 12/1/2019. The Farm Service Agency (FSA) is acceptiong applications for PATHH from 7/22/21 - 10/15/21. Visit farmers.gov/service-locator to find your local FSA county office. Also see the above USDA PATHH Flyer for more information.
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Camden County Hazard Mitigation Multi-Jurisdictional Plan Update with Plan Survey
Camden County is updating its 2016 Hazard Mitigation Plan to better protect the people and property of the region from the effects of nation and human caused hazards and to maintain eligibility for mitigation funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). On this website you can find information about upcoming meetings, take a survey on hazard risk and mitigation options to inform the plan's development, review draft documents and view summaries of the hazards that affect Camden County. Camden County Hazard Mitigation Plan Documents & Survey
Articles By Jessica Warren
Winter Garden Chores
Winter Garden Chores - January
Bats--Winged Wonders
Lichens & What They Mean for Your Trees
Slime Molds, Bark Lice, and Other Landscape Oddities
Basic Tree Health and Management
Basic Tree Health... - May
Overwatering ... The Signs & Symptoms
Overwatering.... - June
Pond Health and Fish Kills in Residential Ponds
Pond Health.... - July
Snakes of Georgia
Basic Tree Health... - May
Overwatering.... - June
Pond Health.... - July
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2021 Lunch & Learn Virtual Classes
Camden County Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent, Jessica Warren, will continue offering virtual lunch and learn courses throughout 2021. Classes will be held once a month on the second Friday of each month January through December. Classes will continue to be held 12-1pm. Classes are free and open to the public.
We have a new registration link that will complete your registration to attend any of the Lunch & Learn classes you wish to attend. Please note that if you do not follow the registration link and complete the survey/sign-in sheet, you will not receive the session link(s) to attend the class(es) that will be sent out on the day before & day of the class with the zoom link. By registering for classes, you will also receive the archive link to view the class(es) at your convenience.
Click the below link to complete your registration for any of the sessions you want to attend (this registration will appear as a survey):
https://ugeorgia.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aXnDum7Hmq8Q0GW
The sign-in sheet is necessary due to the federal funding we receive. We are required to obtain information from individuals with whom we work to assure that we are offering our educational programs, assistance, and materials to all people regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, age, etc.
The 2021 class schedule is listed below:
January 8: Winter Garden Chores
February 12: Bats – Winged Wonders
March 12: Lichens and What They Mean for Your Trees
April 9: Slime Molds, Bark Lice, and Other Landscape Oddities
May 14: Basic Tree Health and Management
June 11: Overwatering – The Signs and Symptoms
July 9: Pond Health and Fish Kills in Residential Ponds
August 13: Snakes of Georgia
September 24: Beneficial Garden Insects
October 8: Misunderstood Species of Georgia
November 12: Carnivorous Plants
December 10: Pruning Basics
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