Paul Rusnak

Commercial enterprises are stepping in to offer growers some expertise. Here are some guidelines to finding which will be the best partners.

Study shows vulnerability of the domestic industry with continued competition-related challenges and market share loss.

The precise development and simplification of fruiting units results in the most efficient canopy structure for harvest.

J. Scott Angle, the Senior VP of UF/IFAS, chose Andra Johnson out of six highly qualified finalists for the job. Here’s why.

See what 2021 Citrus Achievement Award winner has to say in our latest Q&A feature.

The sector has seen impressive growth and adoption rates in recent years. It’s time for a new approach to keep that trend going.

Learn how to identify, the survival and spread, as well as management methods for this fungal foe.

That competitor over there? You might find there’s strength in working together in some areas.

Management practices in late summer and fall can help prevent DSG and winter cold damage.

Find out where you can learn more about gibberellic acid treatments and what they can do now to relieve stress for plantings racked by disease.

See how the Florida Citrus Research Foundation continues its support of A.H. Whitmore Foundation seed source block.

New research project digging down to the DNA level for ways to beef up crop yield.

Ag industry stakeholders on alert as proposed hikes set to stymie production and progress.

An illuminated look into the alternative crop’s flowering behavior provides further guidance for local growers.

Crop damage assessments taking place in wake of major storm’s assault on the Bayou State and beyond.

Even the largest growers in the industry are seeking to make improvements, whether it’s through outside investments, acquisitions, or partnerships.

Scroll through digital flashcards and learn the tell-tale signs to get a leg up on effective wildlife management in your farm fields.

There are lots of ways to educate these days. Jon Clements was an early adaptor of using video to spread the word. More should join in.

Growers have several ways to stop feathered foes from damaging berry plants, some more costly than others.

Brad Turner has a passion for learning. His new focus: alternative means of growing Florida’s signature crop.