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Was the Secret to Saving Citrus Trees Just Unlocked?
Trifoliate orange and its hybrids have been widely utilized as rootstocks in citrus production. They accounted for 82% of the top 20 rootstocks used in the 2018-2019 citrus propagation cycle,
Deadline to Apply for CRAFT Cycle III Is October 14
While many of us have been enjoying a little down time for the summer, the CRAFT staff, Technical Working Group (TWG), and Board of Directors have been hard at work
Staying Up to Date on Citrus Fertility Recommendations Is Critical
Research has led to changes in the production practices of citrus since HLB was introduced to Florida. Nutrient rates, applications, irrigation timing and managing soil pH are all important to
Tactics for Controlling Snails in the Grove
Florida citrus growers currently have a lot on their plates, but a new—albeit relatively slow—problem has crept up: snails. A recent UF/IFAS Tip of the Week and the July Highlands
What Is a Coggins Test?
Most horse owners are familiar with the requirement for a negative Coggins test under various circumstances, such as traveling out of state, showing or selling your horse but many are
Stargrass Thrives in Warmer Climates
The quality of grass-fed beef is naturally dependent upon the quality of the grass used for grazing. Over the past several months, we have discussed a wide variety of forage
Finding the Good
It’s not news to say that it’s easy to find bad news. It comes through our phones, across our desks, into our eyes and ears whether we’re seeking it or
Plan Your Estate Evaluation in Advance
It has been a busy month! September has been wall to wall with calls on everything from a hardware business to major motels and, of course, all of the estate
August – Link Found Between Organic Acid, HLB
A common symptom of Huanglongbing (HLB) in citrus trees is leaf chlorosis, where the leaves develop yellow blotches. HLB is caused by a bacterium that resides in the plant phloem,
Stay Alert for Pests Common This Time of Year
Bugs could have a field day this time of year in your lawn and garden if you don’t keep them under control. Here in Central Florida, there is a list
