Georgia Experts Offer New Forage Videos

This still shot of a University of Georgia video identifies the fly that will lay eggs under bermudagrass leaves to produce bermudagrass stem maggot, a new invasive species from Asia.

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New University of Georgia (UGA) Extension videos, covering a variety of pasture and hayfield management topics, are now available on the Georgia Forages YouTube Channel, reports forage specialist Dennis Hancock.

A seven-minute video on bermudagrass stem maggot was just added to the list. It features information about the pest’s life cycle and gives suggestions for low-cost treatment. The maggot was first discovered in the continental U.S. in Georgia and is now found in several other Southeastern states.

Other video titles available include:

• Nitrogen Fertilization Of Winter Forages
• Why Interseed Alfalfa Into Bermudagrass?
• Top 10 Causes Of Stand Loss – Part 1
• Top 10 Causes Of Stand Loss – Part 2
• Tall Fescue Management Considerations For Horse Owners.