Voters will decide if thirsty state will spend $7.5 billion, including $2.7 billion for storage.

Time is of the essence in the race to beat greening.

Grant to help UF/IFAS researchers work toward a solution for devastating disease.

From continued drought in the West, to a possible early Polar Vortex visit in the East, forecasters are predicting an active autumn.

Properly promoting product involves engaging your target audience to meet their needs. But based on the campaigns dominating airtime, many are missing the mark.

Rex Clonts is seeking to create a systematic approach to treat entire groves with thermotherapy.

A six-month progress report states disaster relief, risk management tools, innovative conservation partnerships, and the research foundation are all moving forward.

Deere dealers to offer certified used machines that meet stringent quality inspections and requirements.

Midwest sees spike in production costs’ Northern Plains land values increased by 16.3%

New look offers customized experience for users depending on their device – phones, tablets, and desktop computers.

Meetings scheduled to launch three FAST TRACK selections

2014 Citrus Achievement Award winner Mike Sparks talks politics and the prospects of replanting.

EPA approval will add another option for growers’ chemical rotations.

Change made to supply consumer demand.

UF/IFAS and Florida A&M hail industry leaders who excel in making their farming systems more profitable and sustainable.

Florida Grower editor Frank Giles says the sense of urgency is palpable in an industry where talk of an imminent shutdown of a processing plant is real and virtually every passing crop estimate drops by millions of boxes.

The first sustainable commercial success stories in the biopesticide market were seen in the 1980s and 1990s. Since then, the market has grown exponentially, and is projected to exceed $3 billion by 2016.

During the Florida Citrus Industry Annual Conference in Bonita Springs, FL, Mike Sparks was presented the Florida Grower Citrus Achievement Award.

As the use of biopesticides continues to increase at a staggering rate, more and more resources are being made available to the public to help increase awareness of the sector.