January 2020

The new year brings about changes and resolutions, and for gardeners that can mean turning a new leaf. It’s a time for growth and planning, pruning and planting. What’s going to grow in your garden this year? Here are a few ideas for what to plant in early 2020.   Vegetable Gardening in the Florida …

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Florida’s citrus industry is as full of regulations, statutes, and rules as it is varieties of citrus. These regulations all served a valid purpose at one time, but many in the industry are calling for a readjusting of some Florida Citrus Rules, according to an article written by Peter Chaires, the executive director of the …

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Horses and foals are the same animal, but as with most babies, they can show illness and discomfort a little differently.  A behavior frequently overlooked and often seen as cute but is actually a sign of pain, is when a foal rolls onto its back with its legs up like a dog. This behavior may …

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It’s amazing how things keep getting easier; you can push a button on your phone or computer and do almost anything these days. You no longer need to cook or even go out to eat; “there’s an app for that.” Gone are the days of having to spend your precious time shopping, either. No more …

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While the night before Christmas may have promised no creatures stirring — not even a mouse — here at Adams Cold Storage, we were up and ready for the challenge to keep stores stocked and our customers running on time.   The holiday workloads begin to increase four to six weeks before the festivities as …

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Walt Disney once said, “Our greatest natural resource is the minds of our children.”    Few would argue this is especially true in the ag community. Maintaining interest in agriculture among the youth ensures the longevity of our industry. Agriculture enthusiasts in Central Florida have two upcoming opportunities to support the agri-youth of our area. …

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The new year brings about changes and resolutions, and for gardeners that can mean turning a new leaf. It’s a time for growth and planning, pruning and planting. What’s going to grow in your garden this year? Here are a few ideas for what to plant in early 2020.   Vegetable Gardening in the Florida …

A Time for Growth and a Time to Plan Read More »

Florida’s citrus industry is as full of regulations, statutes, and rules as it is varieties of citrus. These regulations all served a valid purpose at one time, but many in the industry are calling for a readjusting of some Florida Citrus Rules, according to an article written by Peter Chaires, the executive director of the …

A Call to Revamp Citrus Classifications Read More »

Horses and foals are the same animal, but as with most babies, they can show illness and discomfort a little differently.  A behavior frequently overlooked and often seen as cute but is actually a sign of pain, is when a foal rolls onto its back with its legs up like a dog. This behavior may …

Identifying and Treating Colic in Foals Read More »