Citrus
Unique plant-based sensor technology is being tested in California and Florida citrus groves.
With state of emergency actions underway, growers and industry stakeholders are having to face, respond to critics.
UF/IFAS researchers take optimistic route, say damage from last summer’s invasive pest onslaught could have been much worse.
Extension advisors named University of California Cooperative Extension Presidential Chairs to study pistachio production systems.
Keep a close eye on what is happening at all levels of government; it’s time for all hands on deck to protect the value of agriculture in society.
Proposed research method improves accuracy of decay compared to previous studies.
Marty McKenna says if bactericides can help maintain production of younger citrus trees, it could have a huge impact on the industry’s future.
First vessel passes through new, larger locks as country celebrates.
Unique protection for young citrus trees could help cut pest-control costs up to 50% in the first two years.
A common theme I see in complaints about the government agency is it appears to be taking action more and more based on ideology and public opinion rather than sound science.
University of Florida researchers find learning opportunity among poll results regarding genetically modified foods.
Regulations will create new opportunities for business and government entities to use unmanned aircraft systems weighing less than 55 pounds.
We all want the truth. But can we handle it?
Industry stakeholders holding out hope for solutions to HLB through antimicrobials and even transgenics.
Undercover production plans and possibilities starting to take shape.
Wall Street Journal reports Monsanto seeks bid increase from Bayer.
For the fourth consecutive month, ground is gained in Valencias.
With the possibility of saving money on inputs and labor, UF/IFAS researchers focus to find immature fruit faster.
Industry veteran hired to enhance growth of company’s farm loans portfolio throughout Florida and the Southeast U.S.