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Taliaferro County
UGA Extension Office

Agriculture & Natural Resources

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Testing Services

Now Available through Greene County Extension Office
 
Why should I test my soil?
  • To know how much lime and fertilizer your soil needs for best growth of your lawn, garden, landscape, wildlife food plot, or other plants.
  • Prevent from applying too much or not enough.
    • Too much wastes your money and can damage the environment by running off into water
    • Not enough can result in poor growth and leave soils bare to erode.

ALL TESTING SERVICES OFFERED BY UGA

 


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Master Gardener Extension Volunteers

DEADLINE FOR Applications EXTENDED TILL November 15, 2022

OUR PURPOSE

  As an educational and service organization, our primary purposes are:

  • Extending Master Gardeners’ knowledge of and interest in gardening and related activities.
  • Sharing  information with Georgians about horticultural practices and techniques  in accordance with the research and recommendations of the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service.
  • Enhancing and supplementing the horticultural efforts of the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service.
  • Providing opportunities for members to meet and associate with others who have similar horticultural interests.

EDUCATION & SERVICE

 We strive to promote knowledge, interest, appreciation, and enjoyment of  gardening among members and the public through meetings, newsletters,  grants, and activities. We also seek to provide the community with  information about good gardening practices through news articles and  other media, clinics, exhibits, and presentations to garden clubs,  schools and other community groups.

MONTHLY Lunch and Learn Meetings

Join us on the third Thursday of every month at 11am at Nick's Place for a lunch and learn program in downtown Crawfordville.


Agriculture and Natural Resource Staff

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