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Fields & Yields October 1, 2008
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In the Furrow
Winter Annuals Need to Be Grazed Wisely
By Peyton Sapp County Extension Coordinator
      It makes sense to plant winter annuals for your cattle. Managed right they can add money to your cattle operation. A combination of rye and ryegrass can provide grazing from January - April. In order to get the most for your investment, you need to manage the grazing properly.
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Burke County Agricultural Calendar of Events
      Oct. 7-9 - Ag in the Classroom for all fourth graders at the Southeast Research & Education Center in Midville Oct. 23 - Master Gardener Meeting, 6 p.m., Burke Co. Office Park conference room Oct. 28 - Burke Co. Cattlemen's Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Burke Co.
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Burke County 4-H Calendar Dates
      Oct. 2-12 - Junior Commercial Dairy Heifer Show - Georgia National Fair, Perry Oct. 2-5 - Southern Region Leaders Forum - Rock Eagle 4-H Center Oct. 6 - Cotton Boll/Consumer Judging Practice - 3:30 p.m.
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Home & Garden Tips
While You Admire the Fall Color, Plant Some for Your Yard
By Roosevelt McWilliams County Extension Agent
      Fall is here and dogwoods and maples are hinting of the fall leaf season. I know you are making plans to admire the colorful foliage so you should make plans to plant your own fall color.
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Family & Consumer Science News
Don't Spread Lead
By Terri Black County Extension Agent
      Are you fixing up a home lead dust, you and your family may be at risk for lead poisoning. Lead poisoning can lower IQ, create difficulties in school, and cause other serious health, learning and behavior problems for children. Lead can also make adults sick.
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Recipes From Louise
By Louise McClain Special to The True Citizen
      With the arrival of fall comes the bounty of fresh autumn produce — apples, pears, squash and pumpkin to name a few. Try these delicious recipes featuring the vibrant flavors of the fall season.
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