Q&A: OTC Injection Results by the Numbers
Read the response of Tom Johnson, owner of TJ BioTech, on OTC injection results by the numbers. We have been sharing the Q&A Series with Tom Johnson, the owner [...]
Timing of Brassinosteroids Application Crucial to Improve Hamlin Brix
The UF/IFAS Tip of the Week looks at research into the importance of timing brassinosteroids to improve Hamlin brix. A Tip of the Week article by UF/IFAS researchers, published [...]
Reducing Round Bale Hay Waste
See the takeaways from research into reducing round bale hay waste by a variety of organizations. A UF/IFAS blog maintained that “Most ranches in the Southeast have the goal [...]
CEU Opportunity Part 3: Water Quality and Pesticides
Finish earning a CEU toward the renewal of FDACS restricted-use pesticide license with a look at water quality and pesticides. In our last two blogs, we shared the three [...]
CEU Opportunity Part 2: Degradation of Pesticides
Explore the three types of pesticide degradation as part of earning a CEU toward the renewal of FDACS restricted-use pesticide license. In our last blog, we shared the three [...]
CEU Opportunity Part 1: Fate Processes for Pesticides
Learn about the three fate processes for pesticides and earn a CEU toward the renewal of FDACS restricted-use pesticide license. Those looking to renew their restricted-use pesticide licenses with [...]
A Look at Changes Made to the Produce Safety Rule
See the details made to the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Produce Safety Rule by the FDA. In July of 2024, changes were made to the Food Safety Modernization Act [...]
Fertilizer and Herbicide Found to be a Great Combo for Florida Tomatoes
See the details of research that showed a combination of fertilizer and herbicide to fight weeds and boost production in Florida tomatoes. Florida tomatoes grown in plastic-mulch beds don’t [...]
Q&A: Hope for Florida Citrus
Read the outlook of Tom Johnson, owner of TJ BioTech, on OTC injections and the Florida citrus industry. Tom Johnson, the owner of TJ BioTech, the manufacturer of OTC [...]
Details of the EPA’s New Herbicide Strategy
See an explanation of the EPA’s new herbicide strategy from the UF/IFAS Tip of the Week. The EPA has recently released its new herbicide strategy in response to a [...]
The Millennium Block Field Day is November 7th
Attend the Millennium Block Field Day on November 7th at the Indian River Research and Education Center. Florida citrus growers should register now to attend the Millennium Block Field [...]
A Look at Phytotoxicity and OTC Injections in Citrus
See what researchers know so far about phytotoxicity and OTC injections in Florida citrus. Florida citrus growers and researchers have been conducting OTC injections for two years now, and, [...]
Combating Armyworms, Part 2
See tips for Florida ranchers for controlling armyworms in Florida grazing pastures to keep this destructive pest at bay. In a past blog, we shared information related to scouting [...]
Make Sure Your Farm or Ranch has Filed a Beneficial Ownership Report
Many ag producers must file a Beneficial Ownership Report with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). Congress passed the Corporate Transparency Act in 2021, requiring certain businesses to report the [...]
On the Frontlines Fighting Armyworms, Part 1
See tips Florida ranchers need to know to scout for armyworms in Florida grazing pastures in order to combat this pest. Armyworms are a handful of destructive caterpillar species [...]
Details of Hurricane Helene Loans for Florida Ag Producers
Florida ag producers are eligible for loans due to damage caused by Hurricane Helene at the end of September. Florida Commissioner of Agriculture, Wilton Simpson, announced that Florida ag [...]
Attend the Pepper Field Day on October 23
Florida pepper producers should mark their calendars to attend the UF/IFAS Pepper Field Day on October 23rd. Florida is a leading state in pepper production, with a variety of [...]
Mitigating High Wind Damage in Citrus
Explore your options for helping trees recover from high wind damage in citrus. Florida is no stranger to high winds with annual hurricanes, daily thunderstorms during the summer wet [...]
Mark Your Calendar for These Variety Displays and More
Variety displays, research reviews, tours, and field days are scheduled for the coming months; mark your calendars now. Citrus variety displays and other events that showcase new citrus varieties in [...]
Tips for Late Detection of Brown Rot
The UF/IFAS Tip of the Week shares tips for control options when there is a late detection of brown rot in citrus. According to the UF/IFAS Tip of the [...]
