UGA Extension Peanut Agronomist: Focus on Seed Quality, Weather Ahead of Planting Season
Georgia peanut producers planning for the 2024 season should not base their decision making on what happened in 2023.
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Georgia peanut producers planning for the 2024 season should not base their decision making on what happened in 2023.
TIFTON — Farmers and peanut growers from all across Georgia flocked to Tifton on Jan. 18 for the 2024 Georgia Peanut Farm Show and Conference.
The Georgia Peanut Commission and Georgia Cotton Commission held their joint Cotton-Peanut Field Day in Tifton last week focusing on current research and late-season trends across both crops.
High-yielding peanut farmers agree that having a good rotation, good quality seed and good weather make all the difference with their yields.
Georgia’s peanut crop is progressing well though it experienced a late start. Scott Monfort, Extension Peanut Agronomist from the University of Georgia shares more on the current crop.