UF/IFAS researchers bearing down on citrus greening
UF/IFAS scientists are making inroads against the worst disease in history to hit Florida orange groves: citrus greening.
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Category: Farm
What’s Fresh in Florida in August
From avocado and guava to passion fruit and peanuts, get ready to enjoy the best of the season. When you eat by the season, not only does it taste better, but it’s more nutritious and you’re helping to support the local farmers
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What to Plant in August in Florida?
This article highlights what to plant in August from seed around the state of Florida. It is separated further by zone regions.
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Erickson Farm opens farm stand, in Canal Point
Erickson Farm in Canal Point, on the southeast side of Lake Okeechobee, has opened its farm stand.
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Hatcher Mango Hill farm stand in Lantana is now open
The Hatcher Mango Hill farm stand, at 1908 Hypoluxo Road in Lantana, has opened, but only until the day’s fresh mango picks are sold.
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What’s Fresh in Florida in July
A look at what’s fresh in Florida in July.
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Water reuse project wins Florida Water Environment Association award
The Central Pasco County Beneficial Water Reuse Project — the 4G Wetlands — won the 2016 David W. York Water Reuse Project of the Year Award.
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How much do you know about 4-H Clubs?
Noelle Guay, the program leader for UF/IFAS’s extension office in West Palm Beach, discusses how 4-H Clubs have changed and how they haven’t.
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Florida citrus estimate for 2016-17 crop shows increase
The Florida Citrus Commission estimates a harvest of 61.65 million boxes of oranges and 7.02 million boxes of grapefruit.
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