Crop Management and Physiology
Research is conducted on all aspects of managing Georgia agronomic crops and forages with the ultimate objective of developing systems that create sustainable profits while preserving the agricultural and natural resource base. Research on crop physiology is conducted to expand our scientific understanding of plant function and provide information needed to develop unique solutions to agricultural problems.
Research Areas:
- Cotton Management
- Cotton Physiology
- Cropping Systems
- Forage Management
- Peanut Management
- Peanut Physiology
- Tobacco Management
- Turfgrass Management
- Turfgrass Management
- Turfgrass Physiology
For more information on Crop Management and Physiology research, please contact the faculty member(s) listed in the table below.
| Cotton Management | Camp Hand | camphand@uga.edu |
| Cotton Physiology | John Snider | jsnider@uga.edu |
| Cropping Systems | Scott Tubbs | tubbs@uga.edu |
| Forage Management | Lisa Baxter | baxterl@uga.edu |
| Peanut Management | Scott Monfort | smonfort@uga.edu |
| Peanut Physiology | Cristiane Pilon | cpilon@uga.edu |
| Tobacco Management | J. Michael Moore | jmmoore@uga.edu |
| Turfgrass Management | Gerald Henry | gmhenry@uga.edu |
| Turfgrass Management | Clint Waltz | cwaltz@uga.edu |
| Turfgrass Physiology | David Jespersen | djesper@uga.edu |