Griffin Blog
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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. […]
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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 […]
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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. […]
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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, […]
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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 […]
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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, […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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Combating Armyworms, Part 2
See tips for Florida ranchers for controlling armyworms in Florida grazing pastures to keep this destructive pest at bay. In […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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Details of Fertilizer Rates Research and Upcoming Seminars
UF/IFAS research is yielding science-backed fertilizer rates that align with the 4Rs; seminars are scheduled. UF/IFAS researchers have been conducting […]
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Takeaways From National Farm Safety and Health Week
Explore the important takeaways from National Farm Safety and Health Week National Farm Safety and Health Week 2024 is September […]
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Citrus Nutrient Research for Fruit Size and Quality
Recent citrus nutrient research looked at the effects of potassium, calcium, and boron on fruit size and quality. Citrus greening, […]
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Consider These Factors Before Planting a New Citrus Grove: Pests, Tolerance, and Planting
Find considerations concerning pests, tree tolerance, and planting the trees themselves for a new citrus grove. There are numerous factors […]
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Planting a New Grove? Consider These Factors: Nutrients, Soil, and Water
Find considerations for nutrients, soil, and water that you must factor in when planting a new citrus grove. There are […]
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Q&A: Optimize OTC Injections
Find tips on optimizing OTC injections from Tom Johnson, owner of TJ BioTech. We have shared a number of the […]
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Recognize and Manage Brown Rot and Greasy Spot
Find information from UF/IFAS on recognizing and managing brown rot and greasy spot. UF/IFAS researchers presented in late August on […]
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What to Expect at the Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association Annual Convention
See what’s on tap for the Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association (FFVA) Annual Convention, September 16th-18th. The Florida Fruit and […]
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See Presentations and More From the Citrus & Specialty Crop Expo
Missed the Citrus & Specialty Crop Expo? Find presentations and more from UF/IFAS here. The Citrus & Specialty Crop Expo was held August […]
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Research Shows Benefits of IPCs Even After Removal
Individual protective covers, or IPCs, have many benefits, and research has shown those benefits continue after removal. Individual protective covers, […]
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First-Ever Vaccine Developed for Bovine Anaplasmosis
University of Missouri researchers have developed the first-ever vaccine for bovine anaplasmosis, a tick-borne cattle disease. Bovine anaplasmosis, a tick-borne […]
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Managing the Giant Swallowtail Butterfly in Citrus Groves
Get information for managing the giant swallowtail butterfly in your citrus grove from the UF/IFAS Tip of the Week. The […]
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Tips for Enhancing Your Nutrient Program
See tips from a UF/IFAS Extension agent for enhancing your nutrient program in your citrus grove. Nutrients are one of […]
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Tips for Controlling Smutgrass in the Pasture
Find tips from UF/IFAS for controlling smutgrass in your pasture as part of your weed management program. According to a […]
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Takeaways from Soil Research on Soil Amendments, Soil pH, and Nutrient Availability
See the highlights from UF/IFAS research on how soil amendments affect soil pH and nutrient availability in citrus groves. UF/IFAS […]
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Register for the Florida Tomato Conference by August 27th
Find details of the Florida Tomato Conference September 5th, presented by UF/IFAS and the Florida Tomato Committee. Florida tomato growers […]
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Q&A: A Look at Trunk Injection Purity
Read responses from Tom Johnson, owner of TJ BioTech, about citrus trunk injection purity for active and inactive ingredients. Florida […]
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How Cow/Calf Producers Can Add Value to Calves Going to Market
See options that cow/calf producers have to add value to their calves heading to market. Florida is a cow/calf state, […]
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Take the UF/IFAS Survey on Oxytetracycline Trunk Injections
Researchers with UF/IFAS are looking for Florida citrus growers to take a survey on oxytetracycline trunk injections. UF/IFAS researchers need […]
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Consider a Water Storage Mechanism on Your Farm or Ranch
See all of the reasons why you should consider installing a water storage mechanism on your farm or ranch. Florida […]
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Q&A: Worries Over Citrus Trunk Injection Low pH Unfounded
Explore responses from Tom Johnson, owner of TJ BioTech, over concerns that citrus trunk injects injure trees due to low […]
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Changes to the Limited Commercial Landscape Maintenance Certification
Understand the changes that occurred July 1st to the Limited Commercial Landscape Maintenance certification. The Limited Commercial Landscape Maintenance (LCLM) […]
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Common Herbicides and Their Responses to Heat
When temperatures heat up, you need to know how the most common herbicides respond to heat. Florida is well-known for […]
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Seminar Details at the Citrus & Specialty Crop Expo
See the details of seminars at the upcoming Citrus & Specialty Crop Expo, August 21–22 at the Florida State Fairgrounds […]
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Tips for Tank Mixing Fertilizers, Pesticides, and More
See tips from UF/IFAS on tank mixing fertilizers, pesticides, and more, to get the most out of your applications. “In […]
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Tips for Optimizing Foliar Fertilizer Applications, Part 2
See tips for getting the most out of foliar fertilizer applications when you add them to your nutrient management program. […]
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Benefits of Adding Foliar Fertilizer Applications to Your Nutrient Management Program, Part 1
See why foliar fertilizer applications are a good addition to your citrus soil nutrient management program. Research has shown that […]
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Q&A on ReMedium TI Label Change
See details of the ReMedium TI label change for Florida citrus growers wanting to administer oxytetracycline for a 3rd year. […]
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Apply for the Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program Grant by August 5th
The Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program (RFSI) grant is open for Florida producers and others needing funding. The Resilient Food […]
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ReMedium TI Two-Year Restriction Waved, Thankfully
The ReMedium TI two-year restriction has been waved, which is good because not all OTC products are the same. Florida […]
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Q&A: Oxytetracycline and the Soil Microbiome
Read a Q&A with Sarah Strauss, a UF/IFAS associate professor of soil microbiology, on oxytetracycline and the soil microbiome. Oxytetracycline […]
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Managing Drought Stress in Citrus Trees
See the causes, impacts, and remedy options for managing drought stress in citrus trees for Florida citrus growers. Managing drought […]
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Characteristics of a Good Cover Crop
See the qualities that make a good cover crop for your ag operation, whether in a grove to control weeds […]