Colleges of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences and Family & Consumer Sciences
UGA Cooperative Extension
Natural Disasters in Georgia
Natural disasters generally happen suddenly, leaving us with little time to prepare. To help the citizens of Georgia prepare for natural disasters before they occur, the Natural Disasters Web site provides valuable, and possibly life-saving, information on floods, hurricanes, drought and other natural disasters.
Walk Georgia. Move more. Live more.
University of Georgia Cooperative Extension invites you to spend eight weeks increasing your physical activity level in a fun, community-oriented way.
Registration for this free program is open August 24 - September 14, 2008. To learn more, please visit www.walkgeorgia.org.
Fall Gardening Tips
To get information on topics ranging from saving water and killing fire ants to planting fall vegetables and cover crops, check out the 2008 edition of the annual UGA Fall Garden Packet.
Call 1-800-ASK-UGA1
Get answers to your questions about agriculture, the environment, youth, families
and consumer topics by calling 1-800-ASK-UGA1.
Current News Releases
- Missing checks from the government • August 21, 2008
- 'Dish' garden is functional, recycled art • August 7, 2008
- Georgia crops OK despite droughty weather • August 7, 2008
- State's best 4-H'ers compete at Georgia 4-H Congress • July 24, 2008
- Wills help to avoid confusion, fights after death • July 23, 2008
- Preserving food at home can be rewarding, costly • July 23, 2008
- Plant now for second summer vegetable crop • July 22, 2008
- Giant wasps not after humans • July 17, 2008
- Find out where your money goes • July 17, 2008
- Diabetes on the rise in U.S. • July 14, 2008
- Georgia's watermelon crop sweet, smaller • June 26, 2008
- Camera reveals new organism in Georgia well • June 19, 2008
- UGA Extension helps Georgians age, live better • June 19, 2008
- Container gardens perfect for annual color • June 19, 2008
- Make family reunions healthy, fun • June 12, 2008
- Gardening doesn’t have to be a pain in the shade • June 12, 2008
