In written comments submitted today to the FDA proposed Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) implementation work plans (Focus […]

Late on the evening of Friday, May 22, the U.S. Senate approved the Trade Priorities And Accountability Act […]

Operation Outdoor Freedom invites wounded service members and veterans of the U.S. military to enjoy recreational activities in state forests and on private lands.

Inside move could put producers in prime scoring position.

A 7,000-square-foot addition to the UF/IFAS facility will house labs and offices for potential new faculty members.

National Weather Service anticipating El Niño to play a hand in possible below-normal conditions.

You cannot prevent a natural disaster from taking everything you have, but you can lessen the blow if and when it happens.

Make sure your protected agriculture components are prepared for whatever may blow this way.

Irrigation specialists celebrate opening of new branch warehouse in Plant City.

The U.S. House of Representatives approved this week bipartisan legislation that requires the withdrawal of the Waters of […]

Using clean water when calibrating a pesticide sprayer and carrying extra nozzles for quick repair of simple problems […]

FFVA’s annual Spring Regulatory Tour allows those who write regulations controlling water, crop protection chemicals, food safety, and more an opportunity to see production practices firsthand.

Following on the heels of the USDA’s announcement of record growth in the organic sector, the USDA’s Agriculture […]

Beekeepers across the U.S. lost more than 40% of their honey bee colonies from April 2014 to April 2015, according to the latest […]

Orie Lee, this year’s Citrus Achievement Award winner, would like to see a qualified understudy come in and work with UF/IFAS breeders to ensure not a beat is missed when they retire.

In his long career, Orie Lee’s dedication to research and science has scored winning rootstocks and varieties to the benefit of the citrus industry.

The need for comprehensive labor and immigration reform is as critical as ever, but industry experts don’t predict any legislation will be passed in the near future.

Lay of the land confirms farm tracts are good investment.

Not since the 1965-1966 season have production numbers looked so bleak.