UGA SIRP
@striplingpark
State-of-the-art UGA irrigation research and education center focusing on precision irrigation and precision agriculture
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http://striplingpark.org 03-04-2014 19:55:54
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We're harvesting more border row #corn today. This is in Bob Kemerait chemigation study area.
Glad to have UGA Tifton's help with our #corn plot harvest this week (ahead of the rain). They brought over their Zurn plot combine and David to operate! Did have one minor setback.
Enjoy having grad student (& post doc) projects at the Park. Arash, ento. post-doc, along with helpers 'vacuumed' insects from cotton leaves then put out special cotton plants with and without 'cages' as they work to study predator-white fly interaction. UGA Entomology
Busy day at the Park yesterday. Inverted peanuts for Wes Porter-UGA Ext Ag Engineer, harvested green peanuts for Dr Pilon's study, and harvested dried peanuts for George Vellidis. Long but successful day.
Earlier this wk, we harvested #peanut plots for Wes Porter-UGA Ext Ag Engineer. Dr Porter's crew bagged, weighed, & subsampled 54 plots (2 varieties x 27 plots). Kudos to Luke, Miller, Mary Logan, and Hugo!
SIRP was pleased to be the host site for a "Water School" program assoc. with the FloridanWater FACETS project. Great speakers shared important info related to water in SW Ga! We showed VRI in action and described fertigation in George Vellidis plots.
Thanks to Gail Cowie and Kristin Rowles with Albany State University Ga Water Planning & Policy Ctr for the photos.
Pleased to host a quick visit with our Auburn University friend Brenda V Ortiz 🇨🇴 🇺🇸. Good to catch up and talk precision ag including precision irrigation!
If u haven't heard, I'll be retiring Dec 1 as superintendent of UGA SIRP. It has been my honor and pleasure to serve UGA Agricultural & Environmental Sciences for 33+ years. Last nite UGA Tifton hosted a nice event for me. My administrators and fellow super's were there. Great folks.
Well, the '22 season, and my 33 yr career with UGA Agricultural & Environmental Sciences, has come down to the last few rows of soybeans in my good friend George Vellidis's irrigation study here at the Park. Looking forward to "what's next"!