Despite slight drop in Valencias, silver linings found.

EPA Section 18 re-issued for treatment of HLB-infected trees.

Near all-time records in average temperature and costly climate-related disasters make a strong case for dubious distinction.

Hugh English recognized for his support of UF/IFAS research.

The tool allows users to connect soil health problems, management actions, and desired outcomes with research addressing a user’s particular situation.

Studies indicate that soils will typically respond strongly to increasing temperature by releasing more carbon dioxide.

Organic growers may apply for certification cost share reimbursements; expanded eligibility for transition and state certification costs.

Aid to help growers understand role in new food safety rules released.

Donald Trump has been clear that he is no fan of burdensome rules that stifle productivity.

Groups say more time is needed to prepare for compliance.

USDA grants to help research, develop practices to strengthen the organic industry.

I tell my friends I have the best job around. Why? Because of this industry and the people who work in it.

There are several trendlines to feel good about if you’re a grower in the Sunshine State.

$5 million in grants offered to help boost automation, address needs of changing climate.

Unique supply challenges placing a strain on restoration of the state’s acreage.

EPA, Pesticide Educational Resources Collaborative updates manual for worker standards.

Changes include enhanced training and recordkeeping for pesticide applicators.

Production practice offers benefits beyond excluding the psyllid and HLB.

Companies one step closer to “advancing together.”