Florida Blueberry Growers are Warned About Bacterial Wilt
Florida blueberries are just getting off the ground in The Sunshine State, but blueberry growers are being warned about a […]
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Second Florida Citrus Forecast Shows Increase
Florida’s citrus growers have made a habit of spending the second week of each month awaiting the latest citrus forecast
New Methods for Managing Citrus Nutrition
Citrus Nutrition was front and center at the Citrus Nutrition Day at the Citrus Research and Education Center (CREC) in
UF/IFAS Imaging System to Spot Citrus Greening Prior to Symptoms
The best and the brightest minds in science and agriculture are working tirelessly to beat citrus greening, also known as
Florida Citrus Growers Can Save Water and Money with FAWN System
Water is an integral part of agriculture. It’s especially true for Florida citrus growers who also need to keep an
Florida Growers to Pay Historically Low Citrus Tax Per Box
Florida’s citrus growers are struggling with low harvest numbers and the high cost of inputs, and they’re looking for help
Sniffing out VOCs to Detect Citrus Greening
Early detection of citrus greening, also known as HLB, is part of any program aimed at keeping the citrus tree
UF/IFAS Cattle Reproduction School Offers a Wealth of Knowledge
Cattle reproduction is an area that requires a lot of knowledge to make it successful and cost-efficient, and it’s an
Improving Citrus Nutrition with Root Health
October 11th saw the Citrus Nutrition Day at the Citrus Research and Education Center in Lake Alfred. University of Florida
First Citrus Forecast Silver Linings
There’s no arguing that Florida’s citrus industry is in the fight of its life, and the first citrus forecast of