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Georgia Powerball winners from Saturday, May 25
ATLANTA — There's another chance to win the Powerball jackpot after no one walked away a winner on Saturday night. The winning numbers in the Powerball drawing on May 25 were 6, 33, 35, 36 and 64, with a red "Powerball" number of 24. The "Power Play" multiplier in effect was 3x.
Foods to Grow in Georgia Every Season
Georgia's diverse climate allows for a wide variety of crops to be grown throughout the year. Here's a list of foods that can be grown in Georgia every season, along with their approximate harvest times: Spring (March-May): Lettuce (45-60 days) Radishes (25-30 days) Spinach (40-50 days) Peas (60-70 days) Carrots (70-80 days) Summer (June-August): Tomatoes (60-100 days) Peppers (60-90 days) Cucumbers (50-70 days) Squash (50-60 days) Okra (60-70 days) Fall (September-November): Broccoli (70-90 days) Cauliflower (80-100 days) Cabbage (70-90 days) Kale (60-70 days) Beets (50-70 days) Winter (December-February): Collard Greens (60-80 days) Turnips (50-60 days) Mustard Greens (40-60 days) Carrots (70-80 days) Radishes (25-30 days) Remember, these are approximate harvest times, and actual times may vary depending on factors such as weather conditions, soil quality, and gardening practices. Maintaining healthy soil is a continuous process that requires patience, dedication, and a holistic approach. By implementing water conservation techniques, incorporating organic matter, practicing proper mulching, improving soil structure, and embracing organic gardening practices, you can create a thriving garden that not only yields bountiful produce but also contributes to a healthier environment. Embrace these principles, and you'll be well on your way to cultivating a sustainable and rewarding gardening experience.
Graysby grouper added to saltwater records program
The Coastal Resources Division (CRD) of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources recently announced Justin Bythwood, 40, of Waycross, has set a new state record for saltwater fishing. Bythwood landed a 2-pound, 2.24-ounce graysby grouper (Cephalopholis cruentata) while fishing near Navy Tower R5 on May 12, 2024. This catch marks the first-ever entry of a graysby grouper in the Georgia Saltwater Game Fish Records Program. Bythwood, an avid angler and CRD marine technician, was bottom fishing while off-duty aboard the vessel "Long Last" when he hooked the record-setting fish. The CRD verified the weight and species of the grouper, confirming it as a new...
Statewide winners announced in DNR poster contest
SOCIAL CIRCLE – Twelve students from across the state have been announced as winners in the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Give Wildlife a Chance Poster Contest. Almost 3,500 kindergarten through fifth-grade students from 24 public, private and homeschool groups took part in the 34th annual conservation art competition held by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and the State Botanical Garden of Georgia. Statewide winners in the four grade...
Georgia DNR WRD offers 2 free fishing days
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – Georgians have two opportunities to fish for free during National Fishing and Boating Week. According to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division (Georgia DNR WRD), residents do not need a fishing license, trout license or Lands Pass (WMAs/PFAs) to fish on Saturday, June 1, and Saturday, June 8. […]
With Days Before Her Foster Leaves the Country, Shelter Sweetie Needs Help ASAP
By now, just about all pet owners and animal adoption advocates know just how overcrowded and under-resourced shelters are these days. It's not exactly breaking news, no matter where you live! You can have your pick of loving shelter dogs wherever you visit, but if you live in or near Georgia, ...Continue reading
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