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2024 LaBelle Youth Livestock & Ag Show starts Feb. 10
Below is a list of the Youth Livestock & Show events. more
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This design offers an easy to maintain pleasant look that is perfect for directing stormwater runoff at a Florida-Friendly Landscape™.
Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ webinar offers tips on lawns, gardens, composting, and more
Looking to give your landscape that tropical Florida native design? more
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Glades County allows up to 6 chickens per home in residential zoning
Glades County will allow up to six chickens per residence in residential areas. more
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USDA launches pilot program to help more processors access high-value beef grading
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced a pilot program to allow... more
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47th Farm Tour of Hendry County planned on March 9
The 47th Farm Tour of the Hendry County agricultural industry will be held, Saturday, March 9 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.. more
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Florida Medallion™ strawberry.
Peak strawberry season means more Florida-grown fruit at the market
We’re at the height of the Florida strawberry harvesting season! more
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“It seems like it never fails. We are supposed to start planting our sugar crop on Monday, but Mother Nature has other plans for us. We received nearly 4 inches of rain last night. We are at the mercy of the good Lord,” Keith Wedgeworth posted on Facebook Oct. 9, 2021 along with a photo of a flooded field.
Agriculture case study: Safe, controlled sugarcane burning
I am proud to have grown up in a farming family, and now as an agriculture teacher in Belle Glade ... more
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Prolific blueberry scientist named Horticulture Crop Breeding Endowed Chair
During Muñoz’s time as a blueberry breeder at UF/IFAS, the program has brought in over $50 million... more
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Can urban agriculture sow sustainable food production, resilient communities?
Are there best practices in urban agriculture, and can they be adopted in an accelerated fashion... more
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Researchers focus on reducing the amount of methane cows produce
These researchers hope to reduce a minimum of 25% of U.S. methane emissions ... more
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Florida-grown holiday mocktails make the day merry and bright
The holiday festivities are always more fun with something warm or bubbly in your hand, more
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Citrus weed steamer.
Warm vapor and a low-dose herbicide control harmful citrus weed
Weeds have the potential to reduce Florida’s citrus crop by up to 30% annually. more
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FloriTurf: Three decades in Florida’s turfgrass industry
For nearly three decades, FloriTurf has been at the forefront of turfgrass farming operations... more
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Is the calabaza the next great gourd for growers in the southeastern U.S.?
Because growing the calabaza is adapted to Florida’s tropical climate with minimal irrigation requirements... more
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Citrus flower bud advisories restarting
As the critical time for citrus grove management begins this winter, the University of Florida... more
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Adventurous, young people most likely to try lamb, goat
GAINESVILLE — For Floridians looking to cut down on beef and pork, lamb and goat meat have proven to be a welcome addition to their plates. But figuring out who wants to buy these meats … more
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New genetic finding could pave way for fall blueberries in Florida
Fall is not normally when you find Florida-grown blueberries at the grocery store. more
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Growing finger limes in Florida: Lessons learned so far
Finger lime, a distant relative of sweet orange and grapefruit, is a relatively new crop... more
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A handful of compost soil. Aerobic decomposition, natural waste, organic recycling.
This holiday season, make the most of your food waste
Make this holiday season the start of your composting practices more
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Larsons honored at Farm City Week Luncheon
Woody and Grace Larson were honored at the Nov. 16 Okeechobee Farm City Week Luncheon ... more
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