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  • C 873

    Best Management Practices in the Landscape

    Research has shown that if you properly select, install and maintain ornamental plant, you greatly increase their survival and performance in the landscape. Following BMPs (Best Management Practices) not only conserve moisture in the landscape but will assure overall health and vigor of the ornamental plants.

    Robert Westerfield

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    June 2, 2006
  • B 1242-5

    Drinking Water Protection in Georgia

    Drinking water sources in Georgia (surface and ground water) can be contaminated by landfills and dumps, leaky septic tanks, urban runoff, industry and agricultural operations. The state of Georgia has implemented two programs designed to identify potential sources of pollution and protect drinking water sources.

    Gary Hawkins

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    June 2, 2006
  • B 1242-6

    Urban Storm Water Management in Georgia

    Storm water is the runoff from land and impervious areas such as paved streets, parking lots and building rooftops during rain events. It often contains pollutants such as nutrients, bacteria, sediment and metals that could adversely affect water quality.

    Gary Hawkins

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    June 2, 2006
  • B 1242-7

    Bacterial Source Tracking (BST)

    Fecal contamination of water impacts many regions of the U.S. and may carry risks to human health. When a water body fails to meet water quality standards for fecal bacteria, the Federal Clean Water Act requires a Total Maximum Daily Load analysis to establish how many bacteria are in the water, the sources of bacteria and whether the contamination varies seasonally. If all the point sources of contamination are acknowledged and there is still a bacterial problem, it may be time to try additional source identification tools, such as Bacterial Source Tracking.

    Gary Hawkins

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    June 2, 2006
  • C 872

    Winter Protection of Ornamental Plants

    Cold damage to ornamental plants can be a problem during the winter in the Georgia landscape. Regardless of where you live, recommended practices can maximize the chances that your prized landscape plants will survive the winter.

    Robert Westerfield

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    June 2, 2006
  • B 1242-4

    On-Site Wastewater Management Systems and Their Environmental Impact

    On-site wastewater treatment systems provide treatment and ultimate dispersal of wastewater from homes and small businesses. They usually consist of a septic tank, a drain field and the underlying soil. When properly designed, installed and maintained, they are an environmentally benign method to manage household wastewater.

    Gary Hawkins

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    June 2, 2006
  • B 1238-SP

    Enfermedades Más Comunes de Plantas Ornamentales en Georgia

    Esta publicación describe algunas de las enfermedades más problemáticas en las plantas de ornato más usadas en el jardín. El material presentado aquí le ayudará a identificar estas enfermedades y encontrará las recomendaciones para su tratamiento. El conocimiento de estas enfermedades permitirá a los jardineros profesionales y amateurs a combatir estas enfermedades y tener plantas saludables y bellas.

    [This publication describes some of the most troublesome diseases of Georgia’s landscape plants. The following material will help you identify these diseases and offers recommendations for treatment. Knowledge about the common diseases of Georgia landscape plants will allow professional and amateur growers alike to better fight plant diseases and produce healthy plants.]

    Alfredo Martinez

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    June 2, 2006
  • B 1245

    Maximizing Poultry Manure Use through Nutrient Management Planning

    This publication provides current information about the appropriate application and most effective use of poultry fertilizer. It will also help poultry producers develop a simple nutrient management plan that meets permitting authority standards.

    Casey Ritz

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    June 2, 2006
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