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Pam Knox is the Senior Public Service Associate--Director of the UGA Weather Network and Agricultural Climatologist.

Georgia Produce Growers Watching Climate Forecast for Rest of 2023 Into Winter 2024

Georgia Produce Growers Watching Climate Forecast for Rest of 2023 Into Winter 2024

By Pam Knox, University of Georgia|May 1, 2023

With recent rise and fall of soil temperatures, farmers are having a tough time figuring ideal time to plant.