Making Life Better

Looking for timely, valuable information to help your garden grow this spring? UGA College of Agricultural and Enviromental Sciences experts offer advice on many yard and garden topics.

For more information, visit the Spring Garden 2008 media kit.

Steve L. Brown was named assistant dean for extension for the UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences by J. Scott Angle, the CAES dean and director. Beginning on April 1, he will lead statewide educational programs in the areas of agriculture and natural resources.

For more information, read the news release.

Winter rains have been a welcomed sight for Georgians tired of dealing with the drought that started in March 2006. Unfortunately, drought conditions persist across much of the state, and will likely continue.

For more information about Georgia's drought conditions, visit GeorgiaDrought.org.

If you have Georgia on your mind and need a taste of it in your belly, a new website from the University of Georgia can help with your search. The interactive website has one of the most extensive searchable collections of food-industry data in the country

For more information, read the news release or visit www.marketmaker.uga.edu.

The College makes a difference in Georgians' lives every day. Read how faculty members are making an impact in teaching, research and extension by searching through a rich database of impact statements.

Check out the Making an Impact database.

Recap 2007 with the year's top Georgia FACES stories. This special news section highlights 2007's top 10 stories from the College of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences in 9 categories.

For more information, visit the 2007 news highlights.

In today’s world, getting a great job is about more than having a fine education and strong ambition. It’s about having experience. CAES is dedicated to graduating well-rounded students who are ready to lead in Georgia’s booming agricultural and environmental industries.

To show our commitment, we introduce the Deans' Promise.

The college welcomes Dr. Octavio A. Ramirez to his new position as head of the agricultural and applied economics department. Ramirez’s appointment is effective June 1.

For more information, read the news release.