Opinion: In Agribusiness, You Can Start Over By Paul Rusnak|April 27, 2012 Hindsight is 20/20. It’s easy to look back on past decisions with a critical eye, but if you […]Read More
Blueberry Boost Accelerator Continues to Grow New Innovators in Food By U.S. Highbush Blueberry Council|August 1, 2026
Agriculture Labor Reform Now: A Long Overdue Lifeline for the Potato Industry By Mike Wenkel, National Potato Council|July 31, 2026
Liquid Clay Product Shows up Big in Romaine Lettuce Field Trials Posted by Growing Produce Staff|July 31, 2026
Medfly Eradication Effort Proves Successful in Northern California By California Department of Food and Agriculture|July 30, 2026
Stay A Step Ahead Of Psyllids By Frank Giles|April 18, 2012 Any scientist will tell you that nature doesn’t stand still. That’s certainly the case with the Asian citrus […]
Citrus Research Dollars Retained In Florida Budget Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 18, 2012 The Florida citrus industry is giving Gov. Rick Scott a nod of approval after he signed the state’s […]
Planting Citrus On The Fly By Frank Giles|April 17, 2012 During the Florida Citrus Show, participating on a grower panel, Bill Barber said that growers are going to […]
Florida’s Top Chef Promotes Fresh Produce One Dish At A Time By Frank Giles|April 17, 2012 Nothing sells freshly grown or raised food better than a beautifully prepared dish dreamed up by an expert […]
Latest Florida Orange Estimate Down Posted by Christina Herrick|April 10, 2012 USDA reduced its orange crop forecast for the 2011-2012 season by 2 million boxes Tuesday, estimating Florida will […]
New App To Prevent HLB Spread in CA Citrus By Growing Produce Staff|April 10, 2012 A new iPhone application is available from USDA that will help homeowners identify and report possible new citrus […]
Citrus Greening Quarantine In Southern California By Growing Produce Staff|April 4, 2012 A 93-square mile quarantine is now in place in the Hacienda Heights section of Los Angeles County following […]
Citrus Greening Found For First Time In California By Growing Produce Staff|April 2, 2012 The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) and the USDA announced they had found the state’s first […]
Growers, Check Your Inventory: 2012 Florida Citrus Show Extended Content Coverage By Growing Produce Staff|April 1, 2012 While researchers continue to make headway on the pest and disease management front, it’s important citrus growers make […]
Citrus Variety Pipeline Full Of Potential By Peter Chaires|March 30, 2012 Citrus Nursery Source has highlighted the availability of new varieties in past articles. Since many growers rely on […]
How To Convert A Pine Tree Planter Into A Citrus Tree Planter Posted by Paul Rusnak|March 29, 2012 Lykes Bros. Citrus has adapted a pine tree planter to plant citrus in its groves in Florida. Hal Duncan […]
New Biofuel Plant Drives To Power Florida’s Future By Frank Giles|March 28, 2012 The growth of alternative fuel usage has expanded significantly over the past decades. According to the Renewable Fuels […]
In Focus: Jerry Southwell Posted by Paul Rusnak|March 28, 2012 1. How would you characterize a successful bloom in citrus? Southwell: A successful bloom results from optimal flower […]
Spinach Genes Used In The Fight Against HLB Posted by Paul Rusnak|March 26, 2012 Dr. Erik Mirkov, a Texas AgriLife Research plant pathologist at the Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Center at […]
Florida Ag Commissioner Appoints New Senior Staff Members Posted by Paul Rusnak|March 22, 2012 Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam announced the appointments of Susan Nardizzi as the director of the Division of […]
Scientists Take Closer Look At Tangerines Posted by Paul Rusnak|March 22, 2012 University of Florida researchers are working to speed up their ability to create new tangerine varieties by pinpointing […]
Resistance Management Efficacy Earns Regalia Recognition Posted by Christina Herrick|March 20, 2012 Marrone Bio Innovations Inc. (MBI) announced that the active ingredient in its Regalia biofungicide, Reynoutria sachalinensis, has been […]
Q&A With FDOC’s New Leader Posted by Paul Rusnak|March 16, 2012 Back in late December, the Florida Citrus Commission selected Douglas R. Ackerman as the new Executive Director for […]
Trade Vote A Blow To Florida Citrus Industry By Growing Produce Staff|March 14, 2012 The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has struck a blow to Florida citrus growers by voting to revoke […]
