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Warner University’s Ag Program Tailored for Potential by TERESA SCHIFFER When Warner Southern College opened its doors in Lake Wales in 1968, there were just 27 students in that first
New Hope for Citrus?
UF Researchers Discover a Potential Way to Control Greening by HEATHER MACHOVINA UF researchers have uncovered another potential tool in the fight against citrus greening. Known as FANA molecules, these
Taking the Reins
Polk County’s Special Olympics Equestrian Team Builds More Than Skill by PAUL CATALA When Angel Woessner first approached the horses in the stable about two years ago, she was nervous
Back to Normalcy?
Beef Industry Taking Ups and Downs in Stride by TIM CRAIG For the Florida livestock industry, it’s been a 13-month crash course on how to survive a pandemic and keep
Oh, the Places They’ve Gone!
Polk Graduates Talk About the Ag Programs That Sparked Their Careers
Signs of the Season Sponsored by Farm Credit of Central Florida
You Say Tomato, We Say Florida’s Finest
Branching Out
Daniel Jenkins Academy Teacher Incorporates Hands-On Lessons in Agriculture, Sustainability and More
New Avenue for Kids
Organization Offers Education, Opportunity and Support for Community by HEATHER MACHOVINA The need for an organization that provides great educational opportunities and project support to kids in the Polk County
Planting the Seed for Our Future
Highlands County Youth Citrus Project Teaches Kids About the Industry by HEATHER MACHOVINA The Highlands County Youth Citrus Project (HCYCP) is all about teaching our youth the ins and outs