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New Fast Track Revisions for Varieties Release
Citrus growers have new licensed varieties more assessable with FAST TRACK, a program developed through the combined efforts of the Florida Foundation Seed Producers, Inc. (FFSP), the University of Florida
Three Ways COVID-19 Has Impacted U.S. Agriculture
Agricultural Real-Estate Values There is growing concern in the real estate sector that escalating debt is rising as quickly as asset value. But unlike most classes of real
Pandemic Has Exposed Supply Chain Problems
Most of us are familiar with the saying, “a chain is only as strong as its weakest link.” Unfortunately, the continuing coronavirus situation has exposed a weak link in the
Summer Reminders for Florida Horse Owners
Summer of 2020 may not be what we all hoped with the current pandemic ongoing, but we still need to prepare for hot weather and hurricanes and develop a plan
When Opposing Points of View Can Both Be Right
Our office began litigating the causes of environmental events, be it by human kind or Mother Nature, in the early 1970s, with no end in sight. Like many of you,
‘Road Warriors’ Keep America Rolling
After more than three months of this pandemic and a seemingly nonstop flurry of reactions to guidance, regulations, and daily procedural adjustments for those of us working in the Essential
Planting and Patching On Tap for the Month
There are two kinds of sunshine — the radiant kind and the liquid kind — and we get plenty of both this time of the year in Central Florida. If
Check the Rootstock Trial Website for the Latest on Trial Results
Rootstock trial results are at your fingertips with the USDA’s Rootstock Trial Website. Choosing the right rootstock for your grove is an important decision, and it’s one that will be
Florida Farmers Resilient in Time of Crisis
At the risk of parroting every media outlet, the past two months have been an unprecedented time for our world, nation, and communities. To say the current pandemic has been
The Use of Biochar in Growing Citrus
Biochar holds a lot of promise for improving soil health in Florida’s citrus industry, especially when it comes to combating citrus greening. Citrus greening damages a citrus tree’s roots, making
