Parson Brown May Have a Systemic Plant Defense Mechanism
Researchers think Parson Brown may have a systemic plant defense (SAR) mechanism that makes it tolerant to HLB. In the 15 years or so since citrus greening, also known [...]
Researchers think Parson Brown may have a systemic plant defense (SAR) mechanism that makes it tolerant to HLB. In the 15 years or so since citrus greening, also known [...]
Florida citrus growers must pre-register to attend the Citrus Nutrition Day Seminar, held in Lake Alfred. by October 21st. The University of Florida Citrus Research and Education Center in [...]
Explore the technology that is helping to improve the important practice of nutrient analysis for Florida citrus growers. Nutrient analysis is an important practice for every Florida citrus grower. [...]
On-going research indicates that gibberellic acid may be a useful tool in the fight against citrus greening. A recent UF/IFAS-hosted webinar, “Use of Gibberellic Acid Treatments to Improve Health [...]
The November 16th UF/IFAS CREC Open House and Field Day will include details of a scientific citrus greening breakthrough. The search for a treatment or cure for citrus greening [...]
The CRAFT program is offering participating Florida citrus growers an additional incentive to plant early-season oranges. The Citrus Research and Field Trial (CRAFT) program is looking for Florida citrus growers [...]
Understand the basic ins and out of having a UF/IFAS Rootstock Trial being conducted in your citrus grove. A UF/IFAS Rootstock Trial can take place at public sites or [...]
The videos and posters at the UF/IFAS booth during the 2021 Citrus Expo are available online for those who missed the event. The UF/IFAS Booth at the 2021 Citrus [...]
UF/IFAS researchers are finding that AI technology is vastly superior at calculating citrus yield predictions when compared to traditional methods. UF/IFAS researchers are testing AI technology to help growers [...]
Explore a Q&A with 2021 Florida Grower Citrus Achievement Award winner Larry Black discusses changes to nutrients and citrus. Citrus greening has changed what growers are doing when it [...]
Explore the highlights of the UF/IFAS Tip of the Week that shares what works in managing snails in the citrus grove. Citrus growers are seeing invasive snails, Bulimulus sporadicus, in [...]
Get a sneak peek at the offerings for the 2021 Citrus Expo, slated for August 18th and 19th, for Florida citrus growers and invested parties. The upcoming 2021 Citrus [...]
See two growers’ experiences with growing Citrus Under Protective Covers, or CUPS, as a way to deal with citrus greening. Growing Citrus Under Protective Covers, or CUPS, is one [...]
The UF/IFAS Tip of the Week shares information on combating heat stress in citrus trees to help trees to avoid this stressor. Florida may be The Sunshine State, but [...]
See recommendations for Florida citrus growers for treating algal spot in citrus groves in the UF/IFAS Tip of the Week. Algal spot has been reported in many Florida citrus [...]
See what Florida citrus growers are the most concerned with currently, and a positive that growers are seeing. Citrus greening has been a major concern in Florida citrus since [...]
The UF/IFAS Tip of the Week shares information on managing citrus root weevils in citrus groves. Citrus root weevils are an insect that has a soilborne larvae stage that [...]
Explore the various research studies being conducted into combating citrus greening and helping the citrus industry. There are many different avenues of research into combating citrus greening currently underway. [...]
UF/IFAS has added presentations from the Citrus Growers’ Institute to the UF/IFAS Extension citrus agents’ website. Did you miss the Citrus Growers’ Institute or would like to review one of the presentations? [...]
A UF/IFAS soil microbiologist shared preliminary results of cover crop research conducted in Florida citrus groves. A March OJ Break saw Sarah Strauss, a soil microbiologist with UF/IFAS, presenting [...]