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Longtime Citrus Advocate Bobby McKown Talks About His Career, the Future of Citrus, and His Upcoming Induction into the Florida Ag Hall of Fame by TIM CRAIG When Bobby McKown
Plant Signaling Molecules and Citrus Greening
One telltale sign of citrus greening infection in citrus trees is leaf chlorosis, which is characterized by yellow blotches showing up on green citrus leaves. While chlorosis can have other causes, researchers
Protect Your Horse From Eastern Equine Encephalomyelitis
Eastern equine encephalomyelitis (EEE) is caused by a virus that creates inflammation of the brain and spinal cord and is transmitted mostly via mosquitoes. Luckily EEE is a rare disease,
An Unfortunate First
Like many of you, I studied civics in 9th grade and American history in 11th grade. We were taught the history of the second war with England known as the
The Pandemic Has Fueled Demand for Beef
With a little less flourish than usual (although perhaps a bit more celebration), we have closed the book on 2020. As we begin to fill the blank page that will
Resolutions for 2021
Let it be remembered that 2021 came in on a Friday, guaranteeing a refreshing three-day weekend to start the year. For the record, 2020 came in on a Wednesday. We
Set Up Your Lawn and Garden for a Great Year
Now that the New Year has arrived, it’s time to make some plant and garden resolutions that will add life to your outdoor space. Here are the gardening tips for
Signs of the Season Sponsored by Farm Credit of Central Florida
Cruciferous Vegetables an Important Crop for Florida by ERIKA ALDRICH Sponsored by Farm Credit of Central Florida With winter in full swing, it’s that time of year when The Sunshine
Industry’s Best
Florida Citrus Hall of Fame Names 2021 Inductees By GRACE BOGGESS HIRDES The Florida Citrus Hall of Fame was created to honor distinguished leaders who have made significant contributions to
A Growing Industry
Hemp Acreage Expected to Soar as Florida Gains Experience With Crop by HEATHER MACHOVINA The hemp industry in Florida launched during 2020, with Florida farmers receiving their first hemp cultivation