Tips for Citrus Trunk Injections
Find 10 tips for citrus trunk injections from a UF/IFAS Tip of the Week to help Florida citrus growers to get the best results. Florida citrus growers were granted [...]
Research Looks at Brassinosteroids After Removing IPCs
Explore research that looks at if brassinosteroids can keep citrus trees healthy and free of citrus greening after removing IPCs. A UF/IFAS researcher held a seminar on individual protective [...]
UF/IFAS Research on Pest Management Research
See the findings resulting from pest management research conducted by UF/IFAS for Florida citrus growers. UF/IFAS researchers held a virtual presentation on the results of pest management research on [...]
Research on IPCs and Sting Nematodes
See the results so far of CRDF-supported research on IPCs and sting nematodes in Florida citrus in the era of citrus greening. Sting nematodes are not a huge problem [...]
Guidance on Trunk Injections and CRAFT
See guidance on trunk injections and the use of the oxytetracycline hydrochloride formulation ReMedium TI, and considerations for the CRAFT program. Trunk injections using the oxytetracycline hydrochloride formulation ReMedium [...]
Update on Oak Mulch in Citrus Soil Field Study
See the results of a three-year field study that looked at the affects of oak mulch in citrus soil for combating citrus greening. A field study on oak mulch [...]
It’s Time for ACP Dormant-Season Sprays for Citrus
The UF/IFAS Tip of the Week maintains it’s time for ACP dormant-season sprays for citrus to combat citrus greening. The UF/IFAS Tip of the Week article maintains it is [...]
Trunk Injections for Citrus Coming Soon
Florida citrus growers can expect trunk injections for citrus to be available by the end of December of this year. Trunk injections for citrus have long been touted as [...]
Research Shows Citrus Trees and HLB Have Complex Relationship
New research from UF/IFAS shows the citrus trees and HLB have a complex relationship that makes finding a cure difficult. Researchers have been trying to find a cure or [...]
FDACS Granted Registration for Citrus Trunk Injection Product
FDACS has granted a 24(c) special local need registration got the citrus trunk injection product ReMedium TI. Florida citrus growers have been watching trunk injection trials with interest, and [...]
A Look at HLB-Tolerant Citrus Options
See the HLB-tolerant citrus options shared at a recent UF/IFAS citrus Extension-hosted virtual presentation. During a recent UF/IFAS citrus Extension-hosted virtual presentation, John Chater, a horticulturist and assistant professor [...]
Update on Oxytetracycline Injections for Citrus Greening
The Citrus & Specialty Crop Expo featured a promising update on using oxytetracycline injections for citrus greening. Florida citrus growers attending the Citrus & Specialty Crop Expo in August [...]
Research Finds IPCs and Brassinosteroids Combat Citrus Greening
Research by a UF/IFAS assistant professor of citrus horticulture indicates IPCs and brassinosteroids keep young trees free of citrus greening. Florida citrus growers have been searching for a treatment [...]
Use Kaolin Clay for Psyllid Reduction and Citrus Tree Health
A UF/IFAS Tip of the Week advises to use kaolin clay to combat Asian citrus psyllids and improve citrus tree growth. Kaolin clay has been found to have a [...]
Tips on Choosing the Best Citrus Leaves for Nutrient Sampling
Find out what the experts say are the best citrus leaves for nutrient sampling to guide your fertilizer decisions. Using citrus leaf sampling is a good way to take [...]
Protecting Citrus Tree Roots With Physical Barriers
Explore what the UF/IFAS experts say about protecting citrus tree roots with physical barriers for optimal tree health. Florida citrus trees are under attack on many fronts, and a [...]
Oak Mulch Study Update
See the results of an oak mulch study on the impact of using the mulch to improve soil and tree health in the era of citrus greening. There have [...]
Propagation Program for HLB-Tolerant Citrus Trees in the Works
A slew of organizations are working together start a propagation program that will provide HLB-tolerant citrus trees. A number of organizations are working together to make a propagation program that [...]
Possible New Option for Combating Citrus Greening
Researchers in a collaborative effort are working on a new possible option for combating citrus greening. A collaborative research project between the Gupta laboratory, the New Mexico Consortium (NMC), and the Stover laboratory [...]
CUPS Pros and Cons
Explore CUPS pros and cons from a UF/IFAS professor emeritus and senior economic consultant with the Florida Department of Citrus. Citrus greening, or HLB, has hit the Florida citrus industry [...]