Florida Blueberry Growers Keen On Two New Cultivars By James W. Olmstead|September 17, 2016 Low-chill, machine-harvest capabilities define these southern highbush selections.
Breeding For The Ideal Fresh Blueberry By Jessica L. Gilbert | James W. Olmstead|March 31, 2016 While sweetness might be the top attraction for consumers, a new study found poor texture was their biggest turnoff.
Florida Blueberry Growers Exploring Evergreen Varieties By James W. Olmstead|September 22, 2015 A trio of newly released southern highbush selections are bred to be in it for the long haul.
Indigocrisp Blueberry Promises To Deliver Plenty Of Pop By James W. Olmstead|September 24, 2014 Superior taste and texture traits are signature of new southern highbush cultivar.
Bright Idea For Bolstering Your Blueberry Crop By Rebecca L. Darnell | Jeff Williamson | James W. Olmstead|September 25, 2012 Florida’s blueberry crop is almost entirely hand harvested for the fresh market. While hand harvesting is the single […]
New Blueberry Varieties Taking Flight By James W. Olmstead|September 21, 2012 The six most recent releases from the University of Florida blueberry breeding program also were the final flock […]
Banking On Berries With Bite By James W. Olmstead|September 15, 2011 Ask any fruit breeder about the traits they select for, and you will likely hear firmness included in […]
Counting On Blueberry Cultivars By Jeff Williamson | James W. Olmstead|September 28, 2010 Two types of blueberries are grown in Florida: southern highbush and rabbiteye. The earliest southern highbush cultivars ripen […]
Avoid These Mistakes When Flying Drones Over Your Farm Field By Ksenia Korolkova, Proofminder|April 24, 2024
