Paul Rusnak

Some see the shared, cloud-based technology as the answer to rapid, real-time traceability.

Use technology to give plants what they need, when they need it.

Recent inspections for the invasive pest compel USDA officials to remove previously impacted portions of Miami-Dade County from quarantine.

Local researchers provide nutrient recommendations for stressed out, greening-riddled groves.

With increased costs, razor-thin margins, and increased competition, nobody can afford to do things the way they’ve always been done for the sake of tradition or just plain being obstinate.

Emergency actions continue by district water management officials to lower critical levels across the region.

Early research results show positive effects of Homobrassinolides on tree health and fruit production.

Biocontrol chemistries can be as effective as their synthetic counterparts if you know how to use them.

Unique biological control method could be key to keeping the vector of deadly disease in check.

Light treatment studies expose potential for significant growth and yield increase of the alternative crop.

We may live in the most prosperous and peaceful time in history, but it sure doesn’t feel that way in this 24/7 digitally connected world.

Dennis Wedgworth receives accolades during Florida Fertilizer & Agrichemical Association’s 86th annual meeting.

Fear not if career paths are covered in dirt. Someone’s gotta do it.

Standing up for and with producers of Florida’s signature crop comes natural to Tom Rooney.

There are still challenges and questions about these materials, but the science behind the scenes can help improve your crop.

New partnership will combine field- and greenhouse-growing expertise, allowing consumers year-round access to premium product.

Current market forces and economics continue to drive the business.

Fruit breeding a hot topic as the International Fruit Tree Association makes first stop at Summerland Research Station in British Columbia.

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

University of Florida-run facility will tackle some of the biggest pollinator problems.