A Coordinated Attack Key In Psyllid Control By Michael Rogers | Philip A. Stansly | Lukasz Stelinski|August 1, 2008 Even when using the most effective products available for psyllid control, insect population reductions can be short lived […]Read More
When Weather Wild Cards Deal Hard Lessons Learned in the Vineyard By Tremain Hatch, Virginia Tech|September 22, 2026
Growers Building Financial Resilience in the Era of Citrus Greening By Justin Little, Nutrien Financial|September 22, 2026
Senate Advances Latest Edition of Farm Bill 2.0 — How Ag Groups Are Reacting Posted by Growing Produce Staff|September 21, 2026
Citrus Struggles Are Nothing New By Mike Sparks|August 1, 2008 Well, what can you say about the Florida citrus industry? These are challenging times, folks. But, we’ve faced […]
Grower Defies Naysayers, Plants Northernmost Grove in Florida By Frank Giles|August 1, 2008 It was once the heart of citrus country, but freezes over the years ended that reign. So when […]
Help On The Horizon for Greening By Tacy Callies|August 1, 2008 Not one of Florida’s 600,000 acres of citrus is safe from the threat of greening. Some southern Florida […]
Seeking Greening Solutions By Ken Keck|July 1, 2008 The long-term impact of citrus greening is arguably the most serious obstacle our industry has had to face. […]
Protected Production Provides Opportunity For Florida Growers By Tacy Callies|June 1, 2008 Field production dominates the Florida fruit and vegetable industry, but greenhouse growing is gaining ground. Tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, […]
In Focus: Three Questions With Todd Wilson By Growing Produce Staff|June 1, 2008 Editor’s Note: With the rising prices of many inputs, growers are closely examining their fertility programs in their […]
Opinion: Finding Research Funding Is Critical For Citrus Survival By Mike Sparks|June 1, 2008 It’s very apparent as I travel throughout the Florida citrus industry that people now fully understand the threat […]
In Focus: Three Questions With Sim Nifong By Growing Produce Staff|May 1, 2008 Editor’s Note: Organic production in Florida continues to grow based upon consumer demand for certified organic produce. Florida […]
The Opportunities in Maintaining Local Food By Brian Sparks|May 1, 2008 You’ve read quite a few articles recently, not just in this magazine but likely in consumer publications as […]
Advantages Of Precision Agriculture By Tacy Callies|May 1, 2008 As inputs become more costly, site-specific crop management (precision agriculture) is slowly becoming more widely adopted in Florida […]
Phillip Rucks Nursery Sets A Standard With Innovation By Frank Giles|May 1, 2008 Hurricanes and disease brought sweeping and devastating change to Florida’s citrus nursery industry. In 2000, there were 70 […]
Opinion: Making the Most Of Fertilizer By Mary Hartney|May 1, 2008 Never has it been more important in Florida — economically and environmentally — to keep nutrients in the […]
Florida Ag Industry Called To Action By Frank Giles|April 1, 2008 When word leaked that the University of Florida’s president Bernie Machen allegedly made negative comments regarding Florida agriculture […]
UF/IFAS Lends Helping Hands To Ag Industry By Growing Produce Staff|April 1, 2008 Capturing all the fine work that the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) has done in its […]
Reap Benefits With Citrus Mechanical Harvesting By Dr. Mongi Zekri | Jim Syvertsen|February 1, 2008 To be competitive in an increasingly global marketplace, Florida citrus growers must reduce harvesting costs. Furthermore, immigration issues […]
Make A Season-Long Plan For Psyllid Control By Growing Produce Staff|February 1, 2008 Asian citrus psyllid and mites will move into groves as trees bloom and go into their first big […]
Unite To Fight Against Greening By Frank Giles|February 1, 2008 The level of concern growing over citrus greening was apparent in late December when USDA called a two-day […]
In Focus: Five questions With Dr. Mark Ritenour By Growing Produce Staff|February 1, 2008 Editor’s Note: Recent changes to USDA canker regulations will have an impact on Florida’s fresh-fruit market. Dr. Ritenour […]
Windbreaks Work For Florida Citrus Grower By Frank Giles|January 1, 2008 The Vero Beach grower was concerned because of the threat canker posed to the east coast of Florida’s […]
