Cover Story
Partnering For Progress
With strong support from Florida growers, the Redlands Christian Migrant Association betters the lives of farmworker children.
Features
The Cost Of Carbon
New climate change legislation will raise costs, but could offer some benefits to landowners.
Florida Ag Expo Announces Show Date
The 2009 Florida Ag Expo will be held Oct. 28, 2009
Two Foes To Know
Growers of cruciferous crops should be on the lookout for diamondback moths and yellow margined leaf beetles. Earn one CEU for private applicator, turf and ornamental, or row and tree crop.
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What's Up With Utilities
Utility vehicles are fun, but also can carry the workload.
New Fumigant Rules
After an extensive comment period, EPA announces new rules that impact Florida growers.
Columns
Up Front: A Skeptic's Eye
No matter how you feel about climate change and the impact of pending legislation, this movement is like a giant snowball rolling downhill, and no amount of global warming is going to melt it.
FCM Mutual Musings: Hurrican Preparation Pointers
Another hurricane season is upon us, so it's important that growers get prepared.
FFVA On The Line: What Matters Most
See what's on tap for the 66th annual FFVA convention.
FFAA For Fertile Minds: Speak Up And Speak Out!
From the halls of Capitol Hill to cyberspace, FFAA members have been working on telling our industry's stories.
The Last Word: Fueling The Future
Establishing a renewable energy industry in Florida will have the twofold benefit of reducing our dependence on foreign oil while giving farmers and ranchers additional crops to grow to keep their land in agriculture.
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