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Objectivity Key to Citrus Harvest Estimates
Despite the ongoing industry challenges, citrus is still royalty in Florida agriculture, and, like “the Royals” in England, royalty will get the headlines — in the Sunshine State especially but
Your Foal Is Here Safely, Now What?
You’ve waited (im)patiently for your new foal, and now it’s time to make sure they get the best start possible. Most mares will give birth without any assistance and will
How to transition your farm to the next generation
Most families who have farm or ranch operations have worked hard for many years to ensure the financial success of their business. A big part of many farm business plans
Bad Footwear Can Cost You Productivity and Profits
Ever seen a guy or gal walking the heels off of a pair worn-out boots? Or worse, maybe that’s you? What you put on your feet has a huge impact
Food Defense Plan an Invaluable Tool in Safety, Quality
One food defense model just got an upgrade, and our whole safety plan gets the benefit. In late September, the Food and Drug Administration released an updated version of its
Postbloom Fruit Drop
A common problem that many citrus growers face annually is post-bloom fruit drop. This disease is caused by a fungus known as Colletotrichum Acutatum. The fungus survives between bloom periods
Fall is coming: Timely Tips for Your Lawn and Garden
Our fall gardening season is kicking off, and now is the time to think differently about your garden and landscape’s health. It’s time to plant annual flowers and vegetable plants.
From Free Soil Testing Kits to Bactericide Injections: Citrus News and More
Citrus is a major industry in the Sunshine State, and the developments concerning citrus are numerous as growers, researchers, and industry leaders all pull together to ensure the success of
Resources Abundant for Those Seeking Recreation in Florida
This being the sportsman and ag-recreation edition of Central Florida Ag News, I wanted to let folks know how well these two elements fit together in Florida. If you think
Protect Your Horse From Sun, Hard Ground
Summer is a wonderful time of year, but it poses several risks for our equine friends. Dehydration and heat stress are only some of the problems our horses can suffer