Sorghum's usefulness leads to deeper study
By Stephanie Schupska University of Georgia
      Say "sorghum" in many parts of Georgia, and the topic may turn to the values of sorghum syrup.Wait a few years, though, and that same biscuit-topper may be the center of a biofuels discussion. Like many crops, grain sorghum has trouble thriving in Georgia's typically humid climate. But both state...
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Avalanche of blossom end rot could hit tomatoes
By Terry Kelley University of Georgia
      In the garden, you see the perfect shape of a redripe tomato, and your mouth starts to water. But your feathers fall when you see its blackened, sunken bottom. You've been the victim of blossom end rot on tomatoes.
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