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Systemic Acquired Resistance and Parson Brown Sweet Orange
Parson Brown is a sweet orange variety that has been in Florida since the 1850s, originating as “a chance seedling at the home of Reverend N.L. Brown near Webster, Florida
Grass-Fed Beef: What You Need to Know
Chances are, you’ve at least heard the term “grass-fed beef” being used more frequently lately, especially among people who truly care about the food they eat. It pops up on
Watch for Lameness in Your Horse
If you have ever owned or been around horses, then you are probably familiar with lameness issues. Lameness is a change to a normal gait. You may notice your horse
Where are the Peacekeepers?
Peacekeeper has been defined as a mediator, a parent, a restorer of civility and, out West, a revolver. We have been subject to mass disinformation from both sides of the
The Path to Recovery
As our “beloved” 2020 drifts through its final quarter, there are signs of a strong “restart” underneath the months of hardship. According to an October 12 article in the
Help Your Yard Get Through the Winter
November is here, so for all intents and purposes, winter has arrived in Florida. We might finally begin to get consistently cooler temperatures as we wrap up the year and
Red Kaolin Clay Reduces Psyllid Attacks
Kaolin clay, especially when dyed red, is great for enhancing tree growth and discouraging infestation by psyllids. With each passing year, researchers are making more advances in the fight against
Phytophthora and Citrus Roots
According to the 2020-2021 Florida Citrus Production Guide, “Historically, the most damaging root pathogens in citrus have been Phytophthora.” This pathogen causes root, crown, and foot rot, and ultimately leads to
Grass-Fed Beef Packs a Nutritional Punch
For those who have been paying attention to this space in recent months, we have been discussing the differences between different types of beef. Mass market versus locally sourced. What
Horses and Biosecurity
As a horse owner, the health and safety of your animals is of the utmost importance to you. Your veterinarian, farrier and feed supplier are key components in keeping your
