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Camden ANR Agent 


Our ANR Staff:

Beverly Cobb
Beverly Cobb
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Camden County ANR Agent

The Camden County Extension ANR Agent recently retired.  Until a new agent is hired, ANR services are being provided by the ANR Program Development Coordinator from the SE District Extension office in Statesboro, GA.  All question can come through the Camden office as usual.  Please reach out if we can help.  Taking care of our Camden Community remains a priority.


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Camden ANR Blog

  • May 2026 – ANR Blog Posted by Beverly Cobb, ANR Agent on May 15, 2026
    Spring Lawn Herbicide and Fertilizer Applications Article by: Beverly Cobb, ANR Agent Camden County When caring for a lawn, timing is everything. When applying preemergent herbicide treatments and fertilizer, doing so too early or too late reduces effectiveness and causes lasting damage. Knowing when and when not to apply each can significantly change the lawn’s […]
  • February 2026 – ANR Blog Posted by Camden Extension Office on Feb 12, 2026
    Welcome New Camden County ANR Agent – Beverly Cobb Beverly completed her Bachelors in Horticulture and MPPPM degree at UGA as aDouble Dawg, where she was introduced to UGA Extension. She gained experience working in commercial nurseries, UGA laboratories, the State Botanical Gardens, and the UGA Trial Gardens. While earning her masters, she worked alongside […]
  • January 2026 – ANR Blog Posted by Camden Extension Office on Jan 14, 2026
    Creating a Balanced Landscape: The Partnership Between Trees and Lawns – UGA Extension Publication UGA Extension contacts: Tiana Deeb, Bodie V. Pennisi, Jason Gordon, and Clint Waltz Trees have many benefits in the landscape. Healthy, established trees alleviate the urban heat island effect, which is the phenomenon of increased temperatures in urban areas due to […]

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