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Farmers urged to know their costs
Instead of taking what the broker or retailer feels like paying, small- and medium-sized farmers... more
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UF/IFAS gives tips and insights for palm tree survival after hurricanes
In the aftermath of a hurricane, some palm tree owners may worry about the survival... more
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UF study sheds light on challenges and recommendations of managing urban trees and storms
Trees can provide much-needed shade in cities, thereby reducing the “heat island” effect. more
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HOMESTEAD -- Dragon fruit grown at the TREC campus plot in Homestead. [Photo courtesy UF/IFAS Photography]
Dragon fruit workshop spurs excitement and collaboration for a robust industry
Dragon fruit is a heart-healthy superfood, low in calories and fueled with plenty of fiber and antioxidants... more
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A Master Gardener shares tips on wildflower propagation
Lois McNamara has been growing wildflowers for more than two decades, but she... more
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Gardening is a natural solution for chronic lower back pain
Therapeutic horticulture may offer noticeable benefits to patients with chronic lower back pain... more
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Discover the potential and benefits of the rice industry at August 8 Field Day
Rice, the vital crop enjoyed by more than half the world’s population, boasts a versatility that’s hard to match. more
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UF scientists study how to bring you ‘climate-smart coffee’
Crave that cup of coffee in the morning? Globally, consumers drink more than 2.2 billion cups daily. more
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Lynda Salsbury to speak to local gardeners.
Okeechobee Garden Club to feature radio talk show host and garden Guru
Please join the Okeechobee Garden Club on Tuesday, August 13, at 10:30am, in the Okeechobee County Library... more
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Professor provides research and innovative technologies to help small farmers
Ninety percent of Florida’s agricultural operations are small farms with gross sales under $250,000... more
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Raising animals in 4-H nurtures lifelong skill
In 4-H, youth ages 5 and up have the opportunity to participate in both small and large animal projects. more
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Sentinel blueberries. [Photo courtesy Doug Phillips/UF/IFAS]
Power through July, aka National Blueberry Month
As we celebrate National Blueberry Month in July, a University of Florida dietitian says the fruit could be called “power berries.” more
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Researchers pioneer techniques to boost passion fruit production
With Florida in peak passion fruit season, researchers are eyeing the sweet tropical fruit as a cash crop. more
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Study co-author Kendall Breland uses a BenthoTorch instrument to measure the concentration of individual microbial communities in a soil sample. [Photo by Amelia Westmoreland]
UF study reveals environmental impact of artificial sweeteners
The human body’s inability to break down sucralose, an artificial sweetener found in many zero-calorie food and drink products … more
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Kale being washed in a sink.
New statewide Extension Agent will teach stakeholders about food safety
Growing up in rural Douglas, Georgia (pop. 11,000), Stephanie Brown actively participated in Future Farmers... more
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Agricultural safety center, UF/IFAS release heat-related illness toolkit
Last year’s sweltering summer temperatures convinced SCCAHS leadership... more
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Florida agricultural sector asked to share adverse impacts of recent flood event
UF/IFAS requests agricultural producers affected by 2024 Invest 90L, a mid-June weather... more
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Cooling ‘blood oranges’ could make them even healthier
An orange teeming with antioxidants and other health benefits may be a shot in the arm... more
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UF/IFAS Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ launches new award: Natural recognition
Florida Friendly Landscaping™ (FFL) has created a new award to honor homeowners who install... 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.
Glades farmers experience heavy rainfall
Local farmers were experiencing dry conditions and welcomed some rain in June. However,  the recent deluges were excessive.  more
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