Frequently Asked Questions

The cost of ANR services varies. Some services such as consultations and basic advice are provided free of charge. Others like soil testing or forage analysis may have associated fees. Contact the Extension office for specific details.

The Extension office offers basic soil fertility testing, as well as tests for specific concerns like pH levels, nutrient deficiencies, and soil contaminants. Results come with recommendations tailored to your crops or garden.

Yes, the Extension provides pest and disease identification services for plants and crops. Simply bring a sample to the office, and we’ll help determine the issue and offer science-based solutions.

The ANR program supports both farmers and homeowners. Whether you need help with lawn care, landscaping, vegetable gardening, or tree maintenance, the Extension can provide tailored advice and resources.

The Extension can guide you through the process of testing your well water. This includes collecting a sample and sending it for analysis to ensure your water is safe and suitable for agricultural or household use.

Forage analysis evaluates the nutritional quality of your livestock’s feed, helping you make informed decisions to improve animal health and productivity. The Extension office provides this service and can interpret the results for you.

Absolutely! The ANR team offers advice on garden planning, soil preparation, plant selection, pest control, and sustainable landscaping techniques.

Yes, the Extension  regularly hosts workshops on topics like soil health, pest management, crop sustainability, and more. These sessions are designed to keep farmers informed about the latest agricultural practices and technologies.

For those new to farming, the Extension provides resources on land preparation, crop selection, budgeting, and navigating agricultural regulations. Personalized consultations are also available to address specific needs.

Yes, the ANR program offers guidance on water conservation, irrigation scheduling, and system efficiency to help you manage water use effectively.

The Extension offers support for private pesticide licensing, including online training resources and instructions for renewal. While commercial licenses are not issued locally, we can guide you to the appropriate resources through the Georgia Department of Agriculture.

Yes, the Extension connects farmers with resources and programs to help recover from financial setbacks, including government assistance programs, crop insurance guidance, and best practices for mitigating future losses.

Yes, the Extension specializes in identifying plants, insects, weeds, and diseases affecting crops and gardens. Simply bring a sample to the office and we'll will analyze it and provide guidance tailored to your needs.