Highlights of the Florida Citrus State of the Industry Survey
See a snapshot of state of the Florida Citrus Industry thanks to the Florida Citrus State of the Industry Survey. The results of the Florida Citrus State of the [...]
See a snapshot of state of the Florida Citrus Industry thanks to the Florida Citrus State of the Industry Survey. The results of the Florida Citrus State of the [...]
Explore general advice tips for oxytetracycline injections in Florida citrus trees to fight citrus greening. In two past blogs, Griffin Fertilizer shared tips for Florida citrus growers in timing [...]
See tips on using oxytetracycline injections for citrus, according to a UF/IFAS Tip of the Week for Florida citrus growers. Many Florida citrus growers are trying oxytetracycline injections for [...]
See research findings concerning fertilizers and HLB-infected citrus from the UF/IFAS Citrus Research and Education Center. It has long been known that HLB, also known as citrus greening, affects [...]
See tips to help Florida citrus growers in planning citrus insect management for optimal outcomes. A recent UF/IFAS Tip of the Week offered tips for planning citrus insect management, [...]
Read about the latest research in citrus weed management, shared at a January OJ Break in Lake Alfred, Florida. A UF/IFAS researcher, Ramdas Kanissery, said at a January OJ [...]
See the results of research on brassinosteroids and citrus by UF/IFAS assistant professors Fernando Alferez. A January OJ Break at the Citrus Research and Education Center in Lake Alfred, [...]
See the takeaways from research concerning water usage in citrus greening-infected trees in a UF/IFAS Tip of the Week. A recent UF/IFAS Tip of the Week article shared the [...]
Read brief bios of the 2024 Florida Citrus Hall of Fame inductees who will be honored for their contributions to the Florida citrus industry. The Florida Citrus Hall of [...]
The UF/IFAS Tip of the Week reports on research into using reflective mulch on young citrus to repel Asian citrus psyllids. Repelling the Asian citrus psyllid (ACP) is one [...]
See how you can utilize the new Canopy Assist Tool to assess the efficacy of fertilizers and other tools for your citrus trees. The Canopy Assist Tool should be [...]
See the takeaways of UF/IFAS research into using potassium and silicon for cold hardiness in citrus. “Growers use microsprinkler irrigation as a freeze-protection strategy to protect the graft union [...]
See guidelines for timing insecticide applications for citrus to help Florida citrus growers to achieve optimal results for their citrus operations. Pest management through insecticide applications for citrus is [...]
Florida citrus growers should see recent research results that are being used for UF/IFAS nutrient and fertilization guidelines for citrus. UF/IFAS researchers have been studying “optimal nutrient concentrations in [...]
Current research using brassinosteroids after IPCs being conducted by UF/IFAS is showing promise in maintaining tree health. Florida citrus growers are using individual protective covers (IPCs) to keep young [...]
The Florida Flower Bud Advisories, which started November 15th, now include gibberellic acid recommendations for Florida citrus growers. The Florida Flower Bud Advisories started November 15, and they will [...]
Florida citrus growers and those related to the industry are being asked to take the Florida Citrus State of the Industry Survey. Citrus Industry is looking to get the [...]
Research by UF/IFAS shows that the right amount of shade increases citrus yields, reduces tree stress, and more. A three-year study by UF/IFAS has shown multiple benefits of “mild [...]
See the results from research into minimizing trunk injection wounding in citrus from injections aimed at citrus greening. Florida citrus researchers are looking for the best way to deliver oxytetracycline [...]
See the citrus greening injection alternatives research projects that have been approved by the CRDF. The Citrus Research and Development Foundation (CRDF) has approved a number of research projects [...]