Agriculture & Natural Resources
Meet Our ANR Agent - Campbell Vaughn
Campbell Vaughn was born in Augusta and graduated high school from Augusta Prep in 1990. Campbell earned a Bachelors of Science of Agriculture at UGA in 1994. He worked in corporate sales for 7 years in Atlanta with Georgia Pacific and Bellsouth. Then he went back to UGA for a Landscape Architecture degree and graduated with a Bachelors of Landscape Architecture. After graduating from UGA for a second time, Campbell moved back to Augusta and opened his own Landscape Architecture business called Campbell Vaughn Design Group, specializing in residential redesign.
Listen to The Lawn & Garden Show every Saturday morning at 7:00 a.m. on WGAC 580 AM or 95.1 FM.
Plant or Insect Identification
If you have questions about your lawn, garden, insects, or other landscape issues, please email photos along with your question(s) to uge3245@uga.edu. Most issues and identifications can be diagnosed with good photos. Once Campbell or Suzanne has your photos and questions, they will be able to assist you. Be sure to take photos including: Close-ups of the problem or specimen for ID, The ‘big picture’ that shows surrounding conditions and Healthy sections of the plant.
Upcoming Events
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Jul 16 Kokedama Workshop Explore the Japanese art of kokedama! Nicole Caldwell will guide you through the history and care of this beautiful botanical craft, and attendees will create their own kokedama to take home. Moss and plant included. $10 for in-person participation. Online participation is free.
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- Lawrenceville, GA - (126.0 Miles)
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Jul 21 Intro to Adopt a Stream with guest host Garret Dufty of Gwinnett Clean and Beautiful Learn how to protect Georgia’s waterways with this introduction to the Adopt?A?Stream program. Participants will learn how volunteers monitor water quality, identify pollution sources, and support healthier streams across Gwinnett County and beyond. This session will be led by guest host Garret Dufty of Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful, who will explain the program’s purpose, tools, and simple steps to get involved. This program qualifies for Master Gardener continuing education credit.
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Jul 28 Fall Gardening Workshop Thinking about planting a fall vegetable garden? Join Lincoln County Extension for a FREE educational program and learn what to plant, when to plant it, and how to set your garden up for success this fall. Whether you're a first-time gardener or have years of experience, you'll leave with practical, research-based tips to help you grow a productive fall harvest.
- Lincolnton, GA - (36.0 Miles)
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Jul 30 Great Southeast Pollinator Census Update Join us for this update on the Great Southeast Pollinator Census, packed with fresh insights for gardeners, educators, and community science volunteers. We’ll review what the program is, how to participate, this year’s trends, and explore what the data reveals about pollinator health in Georgia. Lisa Klein with UGA Extension Gwinnett will lead the session, answer questions and share practical takeaways to help prepare for the upcoming count. This program qualifies for Master Gardener continuing education credit.
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Aug 5 Homesteading Skills: Small Ruminants Join Pike County Extension in 2026 for the Lunch and Learn series that will dive into homesteading skills. These monthly sessions are covered by experts and hosted on the first Wednesday of each month at 12pm (with the exception of holidays). Simply email Brooklyne.Wassel@uga.edu or Pike.Extension@uga.edu to receive the Zoom Link. You can also catch the recordings on our YouTube Channel!
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Aug 11 Where do all the bugs go in winter? Learn all about the hidden winter strategies bugs use to survive the cold. We’ll uncover where they hide, how they adapt, and why these seasonal behaviors matter for Georgia’s ecosystems and home landscapes. Lisa Klein with UGA Extension Gwinnett will break down the science in a fun, accessible way perfect for gardeners, nature lovers, and curious learners. This program qualifies for Master Gardener continuing education credit.
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Aug 11 Clemson/UGA Equine Nutrition Series Join us to learn more about the aspects of equine nutrition! Are you wondering how you can improve your knowledge of equine nutrition? If so, make sure to join us for a 3-week equine nutrition program! Each date will be over a different topic related to nutrition. Speakers will include Clemson University Livestock and Forages Extension Agent, Katie Silver and University of Georgia Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent, Robyn Stewart. August 11 – Pastures & Grazing Management. Learn strategies to improve soil health, increase forage quality, and extend the grazing season. August 18 – Hay & Forage Alternatives. Learn how to evaluate hay quality and stretch your supply further. August 25 – Feeds & Supplements. Learn key concepts regarding feeds and supplements to help you choose what’s best for your horses’ health. Seating is limited to 20 people per class. If you choose to attend all three sessions, please pre-register for all three sessions.
- Aiken, GA - (19.0 Miles)
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Aug 12 Category 24 Ornamental and Turf Pesticide Applicator Exam Training UGA Extension Henry is offering a program to help prepare those who are planning to take the Georgia Pesticide Applicator Licensing Exam in Category 24 Ornamental and Turf to pass it. It will cover only the Ornamental and Turf Section and not the Core Manual (General Standards Section). There will be informative handouts and a couple of practice exams. The exam itself will not be offered after the class. It is offered at several technical colleges throughout the state. To register for the exam go to www.gapestexam.com. The program will be online via Zoom.
- McDonough, GA - (120.0 Miles)
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Aug 18 Clemson/UGA Equine Nutrition Series Join us to learn more about the aspects of equine nutrition! Are you wondering how you can improve your knowledge of equine nutrition? If so, make sure to join us for a 3-week equine nutrition program! Each date will be over a different topic related to nutrition. Speakers will include Clemson University Livestock and Forages Extension Agent, Katie Silver and University of Georgia Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent, Robyn Stewart. August 11 – Pastures & Grazing Management. Learn strategies to improve soil health, increase forage quality, and extend the grazing season. August 18 – Hay & Forage Alternatives. Learn how to evaluate hay quality and stretch your supply further. August 25 – Feeds & Supplements. Learn key concepts regarding feeds and supplements to help you choose what’s best for your horses’ health. Seating is limited to 20 people per class. If you choose to attend all three sessions, please pre-register for all three sessions.
- Aiken, GA - (19.0 Miles)
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Aug 20 In the Garden: Bulbs for Georgia Gardens Discover the best bulbs for reliable color and easy success in Georgia’s climate. Lisa Klein with UGA Extension Gwinnett will cover top performers for sun and shade, planting tips for our clay soils, and simple ways to create long?lasting seasonal displays. Learn practical, region?specific guidance perfect for homeowners, gardeners, and landscape enthusiasts. This program qualifies for Master Gardener continuing education credit.
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