What’s Growing in Gates County
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Updated:
October 13th Peanut Pod Blasting
September 16th Corn harvest video
September 8th updates: Corn – coming soon, Soybean video, Peanut video, Cotton video
September 1st updates: Corn – getting ready to harvest – no video this week, Soybean video, Peanut video, Cotton video
August 25th updates: Corn video, Soybean video, Peanut video, Cotton video
August 18th updates: Corn video, Soybean video, Peanut video, Cotton video
August 11th updates: Corn video, Soybean video, Peanut video, Cotton video
August 3rd updates: Corn video, Soybean video, Peanut video, Cotton video
July 28th updates: Corn video, Soybean video, Peanut video, Cotton video
July 21st updates: Corn video, Soybean video, Peanut video, Cotton video
July 14th updates: Corn video, Soybean video, Peanut video, Cotton video
July 7th updates: Corn video, Soybean video, Peanut video, Cotton video
June 30th updates: Corn video, Soybean video, Peanut video, Cotton video
June 23rd updates: Corn video, Soybean video, Peanut video, Cotton video
June 16th updates: Corn video, Soybean video, Peanut video, Cotton video
June 9th updates: Corn video, Soybean video, Peanut video, Cotton video
June 2nd updates: Corn video, Soybeans video, Peanuts video, Cotton video
Now more than ever it is important for people to understand where their food and clothing comes from. Although Gates County is extremely rural and agriculture is one of the most important components of our economy, many people do not understand that the fields they ride by every day are growing crops that are used to clothe and feed them. Through this series of videos we will focus on plant growth beginning May 5th through harvest. It is our goal to show what is growing, how it grows, and how it translates into groceries and clothing we buy at retail stores. Follow along with us and see “What’s Growing in Gates County” this summer.
Introduction
5/5/2020
5/12/2020
5/19/2020
5/26/2020
6/2/2020