UF/IFAS Archives - Page 25 of 32

North Central Florida is quilt made of different industries that go beyond citrus and other commercial crops. The coronavirus pandemic took a...

The Florida Peanut Federation (FPF) holds fast to its mission “strive to improve and develop a thriving and sustainable peanut industry, ensuring...

In his quest to find the right drone and other artificial intelligence to help ensure citrus growers get an accurate count of...

There is no shortage of commodities produced by Florida. There are literally hundreds. But, there’s always room for more, right? A new...

As Florida moved to “safer at home” measures, not all work could be put on pause. When it came to University of...

UF/IFAS citrus scientists Tripti Vashisth and Fernando Alferez are trying to reduce the amount of fruit that drops from Hamlin and Valencia...

For mushroom identification expert Matt Smith, spring is usually a slow time of year. “Mushrooms are less common during the spring in...

As the UF/IFAS Industrial Hemp Pilot Project moves into its second year, on-farm research trials begin with commercial growers across the state....

Sweet oranges. Ruby red grapefruit. Sugar Belle mandarins. When one thinks of Florida citrus, these fruits immediately come to mind. But finger...

According to recent press reports, two Asian giant hornets – a species not known to occur in North America – were found in...