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Farm Bureau says the time is now to have the proposed water rule withdrawn.
The conference, to be held in Phoenix, AZ, brings together all aspects of irrigation and water management: education, certification, networking, and innovative technologies.
Mike Sparks, 2014 Citrus Achievement Award winner, says being open with peers about what’s working and not working is crucial in managing HLB.
Michael Rogers has been a central figure in Florida’s battle to survive greening.
Florida Grower managing editor Paul Rusnak says economic realities might frighten off future leaders from noble professions.
Longtime award recognizes women who have made outstanding contributions to the state’s farming sector.
Production pressures and politics hot topics at FFVA’s 71st Annual Convention.
Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam salutes producers putting their best management practices forward.
According to Florida Grower editor Frank Giles, the Clean Water Act is muddying waters for farmers.
Stakeholders work rapidly to smooth out any kinks in the FAST TRACK.
Paul Meador of Everglades Harvesting Co. says an immigration reform resolution can’t come soon enough.
Longtime citrus scientist Jackie Burns takes lead post.
Citrus World Inc. plans to invest $10 million to encourage new acreage.
Improving management methods gives growers confidence in the future.
Organization urges other industry groups to submit constructive comments.
Country superstar honors agriculture with his Farm Tour.
Unique marketing partnership comes to life through comics.
Through USDA’s Tree Assistance Program, eligible growers can cash in on cost share for diseased tree removal and replanting.
Agreement will provide information to help plan and carry out the produce safety rule in partnership with state regulatory agencies.