Stockholders OK Dow, DuPont Merger Posted by Christina Herrick|July 27, 2016 Companies intend to separate into three, independent companies. Read More
What You Need To Know about New Final Rule That Protects Farmworkers Posted by Growing Produce Staff|April 26, 2024
Avoid These Mistakes When Flying Drones Over Your Farm Field By Ksenia Korolkova, Proofminder|April 24, 2024
Citrus Achievement Award Winner: Adapting To Challenges Has Its Rewards Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 25, 2016 Marty McKenna says hurdles like HLB force growers to step up their game, which is a good thing.
Marco Rubio Backs Bill To Save Florida Citrus Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 22, 2016 Senator co-sponsors measure that would provide growers with incentives to plant more trees.
Farm Labor Delays Taking Toll On Crops [Opinion] By Frank Giles|July 21, 2016 When it comes down to it, we have a choice to make. We either have to import our labor, or we’ll have to import our food.
My First Trip To Cuba Proves Fruitful By Lisa Lochridge|July 20, 2016 The five-day journey was enlightening, providing participants with a better perspective of the state of agriculture in this country 90 miles off Florida’s coast.
Funds Allocated To Address Impact Of Climate Change On Agriculture Posted by Christina Herrick|July 19, 2016 NIFA announces $8.4 for study and development of new approaches to mitigate effects of climate change.
USDA Awards More Than $26 Million For Affordable Farmworker Housing Posted by Christina Herrick|July 18, 2016 The funding is to support more than 400 rental units in four states.
Financial Fortitude Key For Small Farm Success By Kevin Athearn|July 18, 2016 Local threats like citrus greening create additional challenges for many of Florida’s more modest enterprises.
Bayer Ups Bid To Buy Monsanto Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 18, 2016 Reports indicate new offer at nearly $65 billion.
Millennial Moms, Florida Orange Juice A Good Mix By Shannon Ross Shepp|July 17, 2016 Learn what new marketing strategies are being employed by the Florida Department of Citrus to reach this vital consumer segment.
For Citrus Variety Development, The Drawing Board Is Full By Peter Chaires|July 16, 2016 Progress apparent in pipeline of promising sponsored projects.
Look Up! Farming’s Future Is Coming In For A Landing [Opinion] By Paul Rusnak|July 14, 2016 FAA’s recent ruling regarding unmanned aircraft systems is good news for business.
Florida Citrus Groves Under Siege From Postbloom Fruit Drop By Frank Giles|July 14, 2016 After years of laying low, this fungus-driven disease takes a big bite out of next year’s crop.
Farm Credit Celebrates 100 Years Of Service To Rural America Posted by Frank Giles|July 13, 2016 Lending institution plays a critical role in sustaining Florida agriculture.
Florida Citrus Season Ends On Up Note Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 12, 2016 Challenging campaign typified by forecasts influenced by the negative impacts of HLB.
Yara Seeking To Make Splash With New Water-Saving Tool Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 8, 2016 Unique plant-based sensor technology is being tested in California and Florida citrus groves.
Algal Bloom Crisis Forcing Florida Farmers To Tread Water By Paul Rusnak|July 6, 2016 With state of emergency actions underway, growers and industry stakeholders are having to face, respond to critics.
At Least $4.1 Million Lost In South Florida Fruit Fly Outbreak Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 5, 2016 UF/IFAS researchers take optimistic route, say damage from last summer’s invasive pest onslaught could have been much worse.
Citrus, Pistachio Researchers Named First UC Endowed Chairs Posted by Christina Herrick|July 5, 2016 Extension advisors named University of California Cooperative Extension Presidential Chairs to study pistachio production systems.
Politicians Often Seek To Leave Legacy [Opinion] By Joel Nelsen|July 4, 2016 Keep a close eye on what is happening at all levels of government; it’s time for all hands on deck to protect the value of agriculture in society.