Take a look inside this edition of the What & Why Newsletter to learn more about the following topics: 2019 GPFES Summer Meeting Updates 2018 GPFEF Winter Meeting Scholarship Winners Managing Costs Through the Spring…
Take a look inside this edition of the What & Why Newsletter to learn more about the following topics: Jimmy Champion presented with “Friend of Tifton Campus” Award Georgia Agribusiness Council Interim President Dr. John…
ATTENTION all Undergraduate Students: If you are in a soil, plant science, or related field of study, do not miss the opportunity to apply for the Ray Hays Family Scholarship, the J. Fielding Reed Scholarships,…
Take a look inside this edition of the What & Why Newsletter to learn more about the following topics: Waters of the United States (WOTUS) Cotton Weed Control Reducing N Rates for Late Season Cotton…
“Well, here we are! The beginning of what a friend in our business once describes as “Screamin’ Season”. He said it seemed like every time he answered the phone someone was screaming about needing their…
The Summer Meeting is over, harvest is upon us and the holidays are just around the corner! To find a recap of the 2017 GPFES Summer Meeting and to learn more about some of the…
ATTENTION all Undergraduate Students: APPLICATIONS FOR FALL 2017 SCHOLARSHIPS ARE NOW CLOSED. Please check back next year to apply for the J. Fielding Reed Scholarships, The Jimmy and Bunny Champion Academic Achievement Award or the Ray…
GPFES, Inc. What & Why Newsletter – Summer 2017 To learn more about what is going on within The Georgia Plant Food Educational Society, Inc., click the link below to download the Summer 2017, What…
GPFES, Inc. What & Why Newsletter – Spring 2017 Economic Impact of the Fertilizer Industry in the United States Recently The Fertilizer Institute published data revealing that the U.S. fertilizer industry contributes more than $155…
Chairman’s Comments – Dr. Glen Harris This year is going to be a challenge for sure, but I am an eternal optimist and believe we will all figure out a way to get through it. The…