Preparation Pays In Succession Planning Process By Christina Herrick|February 1, 2014 Experts say the time is right for ensuring the viability of transferring your farm to the next generation.Read More
Share Your Knowledge at the First CEAg World Conference and Expo Posted by Growing Produce Staff|April 19, 2024
Tomato Diseases On The Rise In Absence Of Methyl Bromide Posted by Paul Rusnak|February 1, 2014 Without go-to crop protection option, soilborne pathogens are building in numbers.
Update Your Crop Protection Compliance By Mary Beth Henry|February 1, 2014 Each new year can bring changes in pesticide laws, labels, and online options.
Florida Specialty Crop Foundation Draws Strength From Within By Lisa Lochridge|January 31, 2014 Organization helps industry members, as well as the local community, excel through education, research, and philanthropy
The Time Is Ripe To Strongly Defend Orange Juice By Douglas Ackerman|January 30, 2014 The Florida Department of Citrus is ready to set the record straight and mitigate any negative perceptions.
Opinion: Remembering A Friend To Florida Grower By Frank Giles|January 29, 2014 Editor Frank Giles recalls how Stan Carter left us with a real legacy of protecting one of Florida’s most revered resources.
Make Protecting Ag Lands A Priority By Adam Putnam|January 27, 2014 Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam says farmlands not only provide the food and fiber we have come to depend on, but also are among the state’s most valuable resources.
Take The Fight To Garden Fleahoppers By Gene McAvoy|January 23, 2014 Learn how to ID, the survival and spread, as well as management methods for this vegetable pest.
Opinion: Florida Farmers Rise Above Water Worries By Paul Rusnak|January 22, 2014 The pressure is on for growers to stem the rising tide of regulations and public misunderstanding.
Scientists On A Mission To Build The Perfect Citrus Tree By Peter Chaires|January 22, 2014 Challenges mount in evaluating new selections in the presence of HLB.
Florida Goes Back To The Well To Protect Water By Frank Giles|January 20, 2014 Lake Okeechobee’s troubles return the spotlight on the Sunshine State’s precarious relationship with a precious resource.
