Ag Consulting Solutions

05/20/2026

They grow up so fast 🥹

02/20/2026

A photo depicting the purpose of farming.
A company helping farmers deliver that purpose on a platter.
If you are what you eat, be American grown.
It is not just a sticker on our produce or a locally sourced purchase. It is our country, it is our future generations.

05/17/2023

Is America ready for the next level of produce?

The company says Conscious Greens — field-grown greens that eat like lettuce — were developed with technology using CRISPR, a gene-editing technique used to make changes to the DNA of a plant.

04/21/2023

If we don’t teach the next generation about agricultural intricacies, then how are they supposed to understand the process and appreciate the role farmers play in our lives?

involvement in our community’s schools has made such a difference in young minds! Yesterday’s event brought .consulting.solutions and other volunteers together in Dougherty County GA.

Take up a cause and be the change you want to see in your community!

04/14/2023

No one can live without food, but some of us can’t live without playing a role in producing it. Ag Consulting Solutions exists because we wholeheartedly believe in helping farmers grow. Growth can be described as quality, yields, expansion, diversification, modification, you name it. ACS never takes decision-making lightly when it comes to the fruits of your labor. We care for your crops as if they were our own and we feel honored to be walking through your fields!

02/07/2023

Orange Cane Blotch or Orange Felt (Cephaleuros virescens) is a blackberry disease picking up interest for southeast growers. Although it is an algae considered a subcuticular parasite, damage has been observed as deep as the cortex region. C. virescens also renders blackberry plants susceptible to secondary infections through cracks in the canes.

The color of these circular blotch lesions ranges from yellow to orange which can easily be confused with rusts, if seen with the naked eye. The felt-like appearance in the third image is due to the mass of sporangiophores present. The active sporulation seen in image 1 reveals the zoospores which contain special propeller-like structures used for mobility through actively flowing water.

C. virescens has the broadest host range out of the Cephaleuros genus and is also the causal organism for Algal Stem Blotch in blueberries. (For more information on Algal Stem Blotch: https://site.caes.uga.edu/blueberry/2021/09/algal-stem-blotch-on-blueberry/)

For more information on Orange Cane Blotch: https://extension.uga.edu/publications/detail.html?number=C892&title=Orange%20Felt%20(Orange%20Cane%20Blotch)%20of%20Blackberry

👉🏼Pruning, removal of infected plant material, and sanitation overall are crucial practices in pest management.

For more information on Orange Cane Blotch: https://extension.uga.edu/publications/detail.html?number=C892&title=Orange%20Felt%20(Orange%20Cane%20Blotch)%20of%20Blackberry

10/27/2022

Attention Georgia Farmers: Did you struggle with deer wreaking havoc on your fields? Do you suffer from anger, frustration, or even nightmares due to this pest? Well you’re in luck! Georgia’s statewide gun season is now in effect and Ag Consulting Solutions would like to stress the importance of pest prevention. So be safe, enjoy yourself, and may the odds be ever in your favor!

10/22/2022

As a crop consulting company, our success is measured by the success of our growers. Ag Consulting Solutions is very proud of Jackson Farm and Piggly Wiggly Food For Less Panama City for their contribution to the community. If you are what you eat, be grown in USA. If you care about your community, shop local.

08/06/2022

Today is Farmworker Appreciation Day and Ag Consulting Solutions would like to give recognition to all the hardworking farmworkers helping farmers reach more tables!

08/02/2022

Fall transplanting has begun and it is important to start your season off right with disease-free transplants. ACS discovered a few plants containing bacterial spot in the beds and following our IPM protocol, resets were immediately brought in. Crisis averted and another happy farmer 👨🏼‍🌾 🔎