Battling Blossom-End Rot in Tomatoes

Posted by Brian Sparks|January 5, 2021

A team of University of Georgia researchers is studying the genetics factors tied to blossom-end rot, with the goal of developing prevention strategies.

Research Aims to Shed Light on Biodegradable Plastic Containers

By University of Georgia|November 13, 2020

The University of Georgia is looking at the efficacy and environmental impacts of alternative containers in greenhouse plant production.

Horticulture Researcher and Industry Mentor Paul Thomas Passes Away at 65

Terra Nova Takes Home Top Honors at University of Georgia Plant Trials

Horticulture Program Offers Lessons in Finding Jobs After Graduation

Georgia Student Develops Plant Disease Diagnosis App

Mark Your Calendar for the 2019 Southern Garden Tour

New Research Aims to Cut Greenhouse Energy Costs in Half

Posted by Brian Sparks|September 18, 2018

USDA has awarded University of Georgia researchers a $5 million grant to help reduce energy costs of indoor crop production, with a focus on lighting.

New Research Aims to Cut Greenhouse Energy Costs in Half

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