About Warnell Outreach
Warnell provides service and outreach programs in all aspects of natural resources: tree care and community forestry, forest management, soil and water resources, wildlife, fisheries, and recreation.
We serve private landowners and residents, natural resources professionals, industry, agencies, educators, and resource decision makers nationally and internationally, particularly in the Southeast and state of Georgia.
About Warnell Outreach
Warnell provides service and outreach programs in all aspects of forestry and forest management, water and soils resources, wildlife, fisheries, and natural resources recreation. We serve private landowners and residents, natural resources professionals, industry, agencies, educators, and resource decision makers, primarily from the state of across Georgia, the southeast, and the globe.
Updates
Beyond the Beans: Summer Legume Options for Georgia Food Plots
Soybeans are are an excellent summer forages for white-tailed deer in Georgia but they can be challenging to successfully establish and maintain. Luckily, there are several worthwhile legume alternatives!
A Crawling Threat to “the Lilac of the South”
The crape myrtle bark scale (or CMBS) is a non-native insect pest that threatens the crape myrtle, a beloved shrub and small tree. With abundant summer blooms, crape myrtles hold a special place in urban landscape.
Selling Farm or Forest Land? A New Tax Deferral Option
For tax years beginning after July 4, 2025, sellers may elect to pay the net income tax attributable to gain from the sale or exchange of qualified farmland property to a qualified farmer in four equal annual installments instead of paying the full amount in the year of sale.
Beyond the Beans: Summer Legume Options for Georgia Food Plots
Soybeans are are an excellent summer forages for white-tailed deer in Georgia but they can be challenging to successfully establish and maintain. Luckily, there are several worthwhile legume alternatives!
A Crawling Threat to “the Lilac of the South”
The crape myrtle bark scale (or CMBS) is a non-native insect pest that threatens the crape myrtle, a beloved shrub and small tree. With abundant summer blooms, crape myrtles hold a special place in urban landscape.
