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Muscadine grapes on a vine.
UF/IFAS study suggests genetic insights that could lead to machine harvesting of muscadines, tomatoe
A UF/IFAS study discovered new insights into how fruit detachment happens in muscadine grapes more
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Photos courtesy Abolfazl Hagihassani/ UF/IFAS
Root causes uncovered threatening guava, passion fruit and dragon fruit
University of Florida scientists have identified the root causes threatening the health and productivity of some of Florida’s most beloved tropical fruits: more
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Disease-resistant wine grapes could be boon for Florida’s viticulture
Researchers at UF/IFAS are harvesting their first crop of potentially disease-resistant wine grapes in Florida. more
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Saw palmetto. [Photo courtesy Ken Gioeli]
New laws on saw palmetto berry poaching in effect
There is a new law that poachers should be aware of before heading out into the field to poach saw palmetto berries. more
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Operating an agribusiness such as a farm or ranches successfully requires strong financial skills to ensure profitability and sustainability. [Photo courtesy UF/IFAS]
Retired professor leaves enduring legacy online through sustainable agriculture course
As the architect of Coursera’s Sustainable Agricultural Land Management course... more
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Urban agriculture is a key player in the search to develop sustainable cities
Urban agriculture is emerging as a key player in the search to develop sustainable cities, offering not just fresh produce.... more
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Picture of a passion fruit cut open. [Photo by Tyler Jones/ UF/IFAS]
Make the most of the season’s nutritious passion fruit harvest
Passion fruit is a tropical treat that offers a plethora of nutritional benefits... more
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Fernando Alferez, one of the leaders of the new study on the long-term effects of IPCs, covers a tree.
Mesh bags protect citrus against greening, may improve tree health
New University of Florida research shows the trees grown under the individual protective covers... more
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Expert Q&A on creating a pollinator-friendly lawn for World Honey Bee Day
World Honey Bee Day, celebrated the third Saturday in August, Aug. 17, is a chance to celebrate honey bees... more
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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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