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January decided to leave us with a memorable blast of cold and snow. January does not rank very high on my favorite-month list, but it is slightly farther up the

All deciduous fruit trees are susceptible to insect and disease problems affecting fruit quality and tree health. The best time to manage several of these pest and disease problems is

It’s time to say goodbye to this year and welcome the new year with open minds and loving hearts.

One neural net compression method is called pruning—deleting the weakest links. New research proposes a new way to prune speech-recognition models, making the pruning process more efficient while also rendering the compressed model more accurate.

Although we're past the first frost date, plenty is still growing in the garden — cole crops and root vegetables can power through the cold with the help of season extenders! More tender plants need to either be covered with mulch or brought inside for the winter.

Peggy walks gardeners through protecting their plants through winter, from mulching, collecting bulbs, pruning, and more.

A roundup of legislative and Capitol news items of interest for Wednesday:

This week, Neil answers questions about Meyer lemon trees, pittosporums and trumpetvine.

Close Eddie Seagle is a Sustainability Verifier, Golf Environment Organization (Scotland), Agronomist and Horticulturalist, CSI: Seagle (Consulting Services International) LLC, Professor Emeritus and Honorary Alumnus (Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College), Distinguished Professor for Teaching and Learning (University System of Georgia) and Short Term Missionary (Heritage Church, Moultrie). Direct inquiries to csi_seagle@yahoo.com.   By Eddie Seagle, Ed.D. | csi_seagle@yaho...

My friend has grapevines on the fence in the backyard of his Moms house. The vines have completely intertwined with the fence and are literally all over the place. The grapes are beginning to die off and are in need of pruning. As I was reading my devotions this morning I picked up a small devotional booklet and read a page before I picked up my regular devotional book. The passage in the small book was John 15:4: "Abide in Me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, unless it...