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Tis the Season! Keep Lawn, Garden on To-Do List
The holiday season is here — it began with the counting of our many blessings on Thanksgiving — and for most of us, it also means holiday season “to-do” lists.
New 4R Program is Good News for Florida
The first Florida 4R Field Day saw the announcement of the launch of the new Florida 4R Certification Program to improve and protect water quality. Florida is a big ag
New Year’s Resolutions for the Farmers
The mercury is finally dropping, the calendar is down to the last page, and yet the farmer’s work is never done. As we stand ready to move into a new
Know the Signs of Rabies in Horses
When hearing the word rabies, most people think of vicious, salivating dogs, but unfortunately, rabies can affect horses. The virus that causes rabies is transmitted through infected saliva (usually via
Have you done a year-end review?
With the end of another year looming ahead of you, there’s no doubt that you’ll be busy with the holidays and year-end preparations. In fact, many of us are already
Our Holiday Wish List Goes Back to the Basics
As a hectic and exciting 2019 winds to a close, we at Adams Cold Storage want to wish our fantastic customers, friends, and readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy
Why Should You Shop Local This Holiday?
In recent articles I’ve shared the importance of local companies giving back to their communities, including some of our own examples about how we support local FFA, 4-H, first responders,
Prepare Your Lawn and Gardens for the Winter
Florida’s winter officially begins in November. During this time it’s important to help keep our lawns as strong as possible. A good tip is to overseed poor lawns with ryegrass.
New UF/IFAS Citrus Nutrition Program Focuses on Custom Nutrient Programs
The University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) unveiled its new Citrus Nutrition Program at three workshops in October and early November at UF/IFAS research and education centers.
So Many Reasons to Thank a Farmer
As we approach the season of gratitude, which quickly transitions into the season of giving, I can’t help but think of our farmers. Many of them — ranchers and growers,