Agriculture & Natural Resources
Agriculture and Natural Resources Agents connect current research-based information from the University of Georgia to the local community. Agents teach topics related to agriculture and natural resources and provide educational programs through individual and group instruction.
Learn more about our Agricultural and Natural Resources services, including the Master Gardener Extension Volunteer program and soil, water, and plant testing.

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James HerrinAgriculture & Natural Resources ANR Agent herrin86@uga.edu404-613-4908
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Gabrielle LaToraAgriculture & Natural Resources ANR Agent gabrielle.latora@uga.edu404-613-5733
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Norlethia HarrisAgriculture & Natural Resources ANR Educator norlethia.harris@uga.edu404-613-7670
Agricultural Services
East Point office
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Please call our East Point office to schedule an appointment at 404-762-4077.
Sandy Springs office
Monday - Friday
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Call 404-613-7670 for more info.
Camp Truitt office
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Please call our Camp Truitt office to schedule an appointment at 404-613-7990 (new number).
Atlanta History Center
The Atlanta History Center does not process soil, water, or plant samples. It is used only for 4-H programming.
Questions?
For questions regarding soil testing or other Agricultural and Natural Resources services, please contact either our North office (404-613-7670), our South office (404-613-4920), or email soiltest@uga.
Site Visits
We are currently unable to guarantee site visits at this time, but please feel free to connect with our ANR team to see how we can best assist you and diagnose any problems you may have.
Below are some of UGA Extension's most broadly useful resources for those involved in agriculture on the farm, in schools, and around the home.









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Reducing Food Waste Consumers hold high standards for fresh food, which farmers aim to meet, but hot summer temperatures and long-haul deliveries can degrade quality even before produce makes it into stores and shipment rejection is a familiar reality in the horticultural industry.
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Micro Roses Roses are among the most popular flower throughout the year for many consumers, but the florist favorite faces a host of potential dangers between breeding and bouquet, including rose rosette disease, a mite-borne virus fatal to domestic roses.
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Master Gardeners Golden Jubilee What began decades ago as an experiment in horticultural education is still going strong — and celebrating 50 years of public service.