The
Georgia Peanut Commission invests each year in funding
research through the University of Georgia and
the
U.S. Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research
Service. For the 2009-2010 fiscal year the GPC board
approved $400,000 in research projects.
The Georgia Peanut
Commission funds peanut production research
to
help create
crop
efficiencies, improve crop quality and reduce production
costs. Many of the research projects focus on production
issues, allergy
issues, seed breeding for
higher yields and quality, better flavor and
shelf life and more disease resistance. Learn more
about the research projects funded by the Georgia Peanut
Commission
by viewing
the reports
below.
Georgia Peanut
Research Extension Reports: These reports include research projects that may be funded partially by the
Georgia Peanut Commission and/or National Peanut Board. 2008 Reports 2007 Reports 2006 Reports
