Individual protective covers, or IPCs, have many benefits, and research has shown those benefits continue after removal. Individual protective covers, or IPCs, are being used by Florida citrus growers [...]
University of Missouri researchers have developed the first-ever vaccine for bovine anaplasmosis, a tick-borne cattle disease. Bovine anaplasmosis, a tick-borne disease that affects cattle and other ruminants, is considered [...]
Get information for managing the giant swallowtail butterfly in your citrus grove from the UF/IFAS Tip of the Week. The giant swallowtail butterfly (Papilio cresphontes) is the largest butterfly [...]
See tips from a UF/IFAS Extension agent for enhancing your nutrient program in your citrus grove. Nutrients are one of the most important parts of an ag operation, and [...]
Find tips from UF/IFAS for controlling smutgrass in your pasture as part of your weed management program. According to a UF/IFAS blog, smutgrass is an invasive grass that is [...]
See the highlights from UF/IFAS research on how soil amendments affect soil pH and nutrient availability in citrus groves. UF/IFAS has recently shared the results of an experiment lasting [...]
Find details of the Florida Tomato Conference September 5th, presented by UF/IFAS and the Florida Tomato Committee. Florida tomato growers should plan now to attend the Florida Tomato Conference, [...]
Read responses from Tom Johnson, owner of TJ BioTech, about citrus trunk injection purity for active and inactive ingredients. Florida citrus growers are looking ahead to a third year [...]
See options that cow/calf producers have to add value to their calves heading to market. Florida is a cow/calf state, so Florida cattle ranchers are looking to get the [...]
Researchers with UF/IFAS are looking for Florida citrus growers to take a survey on oxytetracycline trunk injections. UF/IFAS researchers need Florida citrus growers to take a survey on oxytetracycline [...]
See all of the reasons why you should consider installing a water storage mechanism on your farm or ranch. Florida is no stranger to high levels of precipitation, especially [...]
Explore responses from Tom Johnson, owner of TJ BioTech, over concerns that citrus trunk injects injure trees due to low pH. Many Florida citrus growers have completed their second [...]
Understand the changes that occurred July 1st to the Limited Commercial Landscape Maintenance certification. The Limited Commercial Landscape Maintenance (LCLM) certification is a pesticide certification that allows you to [...]
When temperatures heat up, you need to know how the most common herbicides respond to heat. Florida is well-known for its hot temperatures. Florida growers need to know how [...]
See the details of seminars at the upcoming Citrus & Specialty Crop Expo, August 21–22 at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa. The Citrus & Specialty Crop Expo is [...]
See tips from UF/IFAS on tank mixing fertilizers, pesticides, and more, to get the most out of your applications. “In some crops, if every pesticide used went out as [...]
See tips for getting the most out of foliar fertilizer applications when you add them to your nutrient management program. In our last blog post, we shared the benefits [...]
See why foliar fertilizer applications are a good addition to your citrus soil nutrient management program. Research has shown that Florida citrus trees infected with citrus greening—and that’s just [...]
See details of the ReMedium TI label change for Florida citrus growers wanting to administer oxytetracycline for a 3rd year. Florida citrus growers have been administering oxytetracycline (OTC) via [...]
The Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program (RFSI) grant is open for Florida producers and others needing funding. The Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program (RFSI) grant is open for Florida [...]
