How to Rejuvenate Older Blueberry Plants and When to Replant By Doug Phillips | Jeff Williamson|October 9, 2020 Pruning and bed maintenance among practices that can extend the life of declining orchards.
Maximize the Evergreen Approach to Growing Blueberries By Doug Phillips | Jeff Williamson | Patricio Munoz|October 2, 2020 Learn how the practice can produce fruit earlier to achieve a market advantage.
Are Grafted Blueberry Plants in Florida’s Future? By Jeff Williamson | Rebecca L. Darnell|October 18, 2019 Sparkleberry rootstock shows promise in research conducted by UF/IFAS scientists.
Optimize Fertilizer Applications in Young Blueberry Plantings By Jeff Williamson | Yang Fang|October 25, 2018 Learn how nitrogen uptake is related to plant growth stages.
Get Wise To Blueberry Water Use By Jeff Williamson|October 1, 2013 Florida’s commercial blueberry production has increased rapidly during recent years. The latest reported data from the USDA-NASS put […]
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 […]
Don’t Hedge Your Bets By Jeff Williamson|September 14, 2011 Pruning is widely recognized as an important cultural practice in the production of perennial fruit crops including blueberry. […]
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 […]
Preparation Pays For Better Blueberry Production By Jeff Williamson|September 28, 2010 As fall and winter seasons approach, there are several important considerations blueberry growers in Florida should be mindful […]
