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Bamboo’s Viability as a Commercial Crop in Florida
Florida is well known for the diversity of its agricultural offerings and alternative crop opportunities for growers. Bamboo might just be the next alternative crop to be added to Florida’s
Musk Brings the Correction
Just when you think the train is off the track for good, America begins to correct itself. We are so blessed to have the conveniences of the internet and social
How Can I Tell If My Horse Is in Pain?
Horses are creatures of habit and routine. Their personalities are consistent in a lot of situations and their behavior is key to catching illness or injury in the early stages.
Edging Our Way Back Toward ‘Normal’
Believe it or not, things at Adams Cold Storage aren’t going that bad. It’s probably that way in a lot of your businesses, too. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not
Is Latest Research a Greening Game-Changer?
The Florida citrus industry could use a “game-changer” in the fight against citrus greening, and they may get it with the research being done by UF/IFAS Professor of Microbiology and Cell
Prevention Is Key for Common Cattle Ailments
No matter how closely ranchers monitor their herds, their cattle will take ill at some point. Here are a few common cattle conditions and the early signs that ranchers can
Spring Cleaning Is Just Part of Our Promise
Well, there’s no easy way to say this: It’s time to clean up. In between the late spring 90-degree days and the rain-once-a-day months of early summer, there’s a window
Florida’s Top Rootstocks and Varieties
Rootstocks and varieties are important considerations in Florida citrus due to the many constraints growers must deal with, from diseases like phytophthora, citrus tristeza virus, and HLB, to issues like
Auctions Can Tap Into Emotion and Reputation
We had a very successful auction last week for the University of Missouri with a large number of buyers online as well as in person at the university. We received
Nutrient Recommendation Needs Revisited
During the summer of 2021, Florida citrus growers raised concerns about nutrient recommendations for Florida’s Best Management Practices (BMPs) being too low for citrus trees in the era of citrus
