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Ellis Moncrief provides a history of the blueberry research program at the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. Moncrief is UGA CAES blueberry breeder, Scott NeSmith's lead technician.

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Blueberry Update 2015
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The video opens to a slide of the UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciecnes logo then moves to a title slide.

The video moves to a graph showing the growth of blueberry acreage then continues to a table showing the farm-gate value to a map of the State of Georgia showing the location of commercial blueberry farms.

The video continues to a photo of Dr. W. Thomas Brightwell then changes to a map of Georgia showing the locations of blueberry research farms.

The video changes to a photo collage of the stages of blueberry growth then moves to a close-up of blueberry flowers then to ripe blueberries on a paper bag.

The video moves to a belnder with blended blueberries inside then continues to blueberry seeds on a paper pate then to blueberry seeds in a cooler.

The video continues to newly sprouted blueberry plants then changes to show the plants in a greenhouse then to blueberry seedlings in a greenhouse.

The video changes to blueberry seedlings planted in a bark bed then moves to bluberry bushes in a bark bed.

The video moves to a bar graph showing a blueberry cultivar development timeline then continues to a photo collage of large blueberries then to two graphs showing early ripening blueberry varieties.

The video continues to a photo collage of short ripening and later flowering blueberries then changes to a photo collage of harvested blueberries then to a photo collage of blueberry products.

The video changes to an ornamental blueberry bush then moves to a row of ornamental blueberry bushes then to a bunch of blueberries in different stages of ripeness.

The video moves to a close up of ripe blueberries on the bush then continues to a photo collage of research farm facilities and people then to a man field tasting blueberries.

The video continues to a photo collage of on-farm trial gardens then changes to a photo of a kangaroo in a field of blueberry bushes then to a photo collage of visitors from around the world.

The video changes to a world map with blue dots then moves to a table of recent UGA blueberry varieties to a summary slide.

Credits roll.

The video ends with a slide of the UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciecnes logo.

© 2015 University of Georgia
College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
Department of Horticulture