Florida Grower November 2015
In This Issue
Figuring Out The Food Safety Modernization Act
Experts outline the most important steps to help you remain compliant for the final Produce Safety Rule.
Citrus Achievement Award Winner Proud To Pass Along Family Tradition
Orie Lee is imparting a lifetime of learning to his granddaughter-in-law who’s ready to take on the challenge of leading the business into the future.
New Broccoli And Bean Varieties Geared To Meet Greater Demands
Learn more about four unique selections from leading vegetable seed companies.
7 Cutting-Edge Cucurbits Fitting For Florida Farmers
See the latest cucumber and squash selections from leading seed companies.
19 Marvelous Melons Bred For Market Impact
Check out the latest watermelon and cantaloupe varieties from leading seed companies.
A Keen Eye Can Help You Spot Edema On Your Vegetables
Learn how to identify, the contributing factors of, and management methods for this common disease of vegetables.
4 Primo Peppers Suited For The Florida Marketplace
Check out several selections featuring enhanced flavor, color, and disease resistance.
5 Juicy Tomatoes Florida Growers Should Consider
The tomato is a staple specialty crop for Florida. New varieties developed by leading seed manufacturers are enabling more […]
12 Savory Sweet Corn Varieties For The Sunshine State
Leading vegetable seed breeders continue to raise the bar on varieties that not only look and taste superior, […]
Florida Growers Feeling Bugged To Death — And For Good Reason [Opinion]
Invasive pest problems continue to pile onto what’s an already challenging job.
Citrus Research And Development Foundation Stepping Up For An Industry In Need
Florida Citrus Mutual’s Mike Sparks appreciative of organization’s drive to keep the state’s signature crop alive.
4 New Tractors To Keep Your Farm On Track
Improved horsepower, fuel efficiency, versatility, and comfort are all part of recent product line additions.
Florida Agriculture Commissioner Pushes For Water Policy
Adam Putnam seeking to avoid crisis by calling for comprehensive, flexible, statewide legislation.
Food Insecurity And Civil Unrest Are Linked [Opinion]
If for no other reason, fighting hunger helps quell the violent conflicts brewing across the globe.
Can American Agriculture Save The World?
The challenge of feeding nine billion people by 2050 will fall on the shoulders of U.S. farmers.
Inspiring Voices, Lasting Messages Two Of Agriculture’s Best Products [Opinion]
The farming industry has a great story to tell. The hard part is getting willing listeners to understand.
Citrus Budwood Data Squeeze Divulges Downside [INFOGRAPHIC]
Annual report reveals marked decrease in nursery output.