Update: it was yellow jackets behind a light fixture. I shared the gospel again. After I’m sure they’ve been converted I’ll pull the fixture off this weekend. 14 hours later and my ear still hurts. Down into my neck.
While outside on the deck this morning a little demon from the pit of hell stung me on my earlobe. I proceeded to drown him and his brethren with the gospel of Raid. Three hours later and I still feel the memory of the unprovoked assault.
While outside on the deck this morning a little demon from the pit of hell stung me on my earlobe. I proceeded to drown him and his brethren with the gospel of Raid. Three hours later and I still feel the memory of the unprovoked assault.
Nice video about the 2024 Weed Tour organized by Dr. Larry Steckel of @UTPlantSciences and @UTIAg. Thanks @WBBJ7News for the coverage.
Weed Tour: Annual field day teaches research-based solutions https://t.co/gCeshjJT5F
The UTIA Smoking School is starting to fill up. If you want to attend you need to register quickly. Not an April Fool's Joke. @UTIAg
https://t.co/u87XKppJ6O
Exciting news! Our brilliant team in the UT Department of Plant Sciences has been developing and is now ready to announce a new variety of corn that not only matches the spirit of our state, but is guaranteed to grow on Rocky Top: Orange-and-White Checkerboard Corn! 🌽
Save the Date for #BEACON24 with @UTturfgrass. Day 1: a career-focused social event for #turfgrass employers to engage with students. Day 2: themed and thoughtful research field plot tours. Our goal: meaningful engagement and fellowship with our industry. More info coming soon.
We are pleased to announce the upcoming 4th annual UTIA Smoking School, June 15, 2024, in Knoxville. This event will be a great experience with two pitmasters joining us, George Ewart of Dead-End BBQ in Knoxville, and Blake Stoker from Blake’s at Southern Milling in Martin. Registration is now open and limited to 80 participants, if you plan on joining us do not hesitate to save your spot!
https://t.co/Qj4ioGnNkh
Eight of the 16 venues set to host the 2026 World Cup will need to convert from artificial turf to natural grass fields, and UTIA Professor John Sorochan has been hired to oversee the installation. USA Today reports: https://t.co/ugLKzo0AzQ.
UTIA Department of Plant Sciences Professor John Sorochan is known around the world for his expert knowledge and research on sports turf.
Read more about his career and how his team is leading the turfgrass research for the 2026 World Cup: https://t.co/UIxZhPcvMA
Breakdown of where the 589 million metric tons of CO2e come from in US agriculture according to the US EPA GHG inventory. @CSUAgNext
LULUCF stands for land use, land use change, and forestry. In the US, this category of emissions is a net sink.
https://t.co/dS8Jrx5rbQ
Excited to announce this program series that we are doing in five counties across the state this summer to support turfgrass professionals. Save the Date!