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In Webster County, corn growers are spending over $1 million annually on irrigation as corn is a crop with a large water demand. After conducting on-farm corn irrigation studies in 2025, it was determined that growers may be able to reduce irrigation by as much as 50%, which could result in savings of up to $500,000 for growers in Webster County.?
Webster County 4-H had 91 students enrolled in the 2024–2025 year. This year, Webster County boasted two State Congress delegates winning 2nd and 3rd place in the state. Webster County also had high participation in summer activities like creek ecology and community service classes.
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Upcoming Events
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Nov 6 In the Garden: Ten Plants you Can Make Tea from in Your Backyard Imagine stepping into your garden and picking fresh leaves and flowers to brew a soothing cup of tea. This session will introduce ten easy-to-grow plants that can bring flavor and wellness to your teacup—no store-bought bags needed! From calming chamomile to invigorating peppermint, we’ll cover planting tips, harvesting techniques, and brewing methods to help you create a backyard tea garden that’s both beautiful and practical. Whether you're an experienced grower or just love a good cup of tea, let Lisa Klein with 海角官方首页 Extension Gwinnett equip you with the knowledge to craft delicious, homegrown blends for relaxation, health, and everyday enjoyment. This program qualifies for Master Gardener continuing education credit.
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Nov 6 2025 MASTER CATTLEMEN’S PROGRAM Thursday, from 6:00PM-8:30PM Warren County Extension Office (48 Warren Street, Warrenton, Ga 30828) Cost: IN PERSON – $100 (includes notebook, hat and full meal each session.) Speaker Schedule September 18th: Dr. Lawton Stewart, Nutrition Management. September 25th: Dr. Nancy Hinkle, External Parasites | Dr. John Worley, Fencing & Facilities October 2nd: Dr. Will Secor, Beef Cattle Economics October 9th: Dr. Pedro Fontes, Reproduction October 23rd: Dr. Brad Heins Herd Health Considerations and Bioterrorism October 30th: Mr. Dylan Davis, Evaluation and Selection | Dale Sandlin, Georgia Cattlemen’s Update November 6th: Dr. Lisa Baxter, Forage Management November 13th: Mr. Jason Duggin, Beef Quality Assurance
- WARRENTON, GA - (143.0 Miles)
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