Florida Newsletter
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Even though the annual event is smack dab in the middle of the season, it’s still the perfect time to take a step back, learn about the latest research and reconnect with friends.
State ag commissioner speaks out again in support of local growers feeling the weight of unfair trade practices.
Researchers and beekeepers are getting a better understanding how genetic traits, characteristics, and even color impact behavior in colonies.
Understanding the costs of your machinery and other permanent materials isn’t easy. Here are some samples to work with.
Initiative focusing on blueberries and cranberries is progressing toward its ultimate goal, identifying the DNA markers for fruit quality.
The serious foliar disease was found in the Everglades Agricultural Area for the first time.
Scientists crunch the temperatures on another wild weather year.
Florida all-orange estimate trimmed by another 3%. See where that puts production numbers now.
There is no shortage of information on why and how to use crop protection tools.
Fresh findings from recent consumer survey says branding plays a big role in purchasing decisions.
Learn more about an electronic device developed by a team of scientists that can sense whitefly infestations.
Check out these unique fruit selections that researchers are developing to boost the early-mid season crop.
Industry advocates resolve to step up in the new year. Here are some of the biggest issues being targeted.
Learn more about new ag tech that applies more pesticide and fertilizers to fruit trees, meaning fewer chemicals in the environment.
Manufacturers encourage growers to plan and purchase ASAP, with possible price hikes.
New, collaborative research project aims for the root of growers’ problems by breeding fruit tolerant to HLB.
Farm interests have cause for concern as controversial water regulation revived by Biden administration.
Education program adds diversity to its lineup.