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blogs.ifas.ufl.edu·há cerca de 19 horas

Understanding ARC and PLC and Making the Election Decision

Authored by: Don Shurley, UGA Emeritus Cotton Economist One of the major objectives of farm bill legislation is to provide an “income safety net” for farmers involve in production agriculture. The pur

blogs.ifas.ufl.edu·há cerca de 21 horas

Cotton Market Update: August Crop and Price Updates

Authored by: Don Shurley, UGA Emeritus Cotton Economist USDA’s August 2026 monthly crop production and supply and demand estimates were mixed news and should likely have little impact on the market. B

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Why does my crop still have nematode damage after I applied a nematicide?

The summer row crop season is well underway, which also means that hotspots of damage from plant-parasitic nematodes are also appearing. While a few fields with patches of nematode damage is seemingly

blogs.ifas.ufl.edu·há 3 dias

UF ABE Student Demos Drone Capabilities for Florida Repesentatives

Florida Representatives Byron Donalds and Pat Cammack visited UF’s Plant Science Research Education Center to learn more about how UF is using agriculture robots, drones and AI can reduce labor costs.

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What do Elephants have to do with Bee Fences?

MGV Giles Paget-Wilkes, self-described multi-national citizen and lead of the Discovery Gardens apiary, gave a fascinating talk on the development of Bee Fences on Mount Elgon in Kenya. Map of Mount E

blogs.ifas.ufl.edu·há 8 dias

2026 Row Crop Field Day Highlights & Handouts

Authored by: Ethan Carter, Regional Row Crop Agent The UF/IFAS North Florida Research and Education Center in Quincy, Florida hosted its annual Row Crop Field Day on July 30th. The third edition of th

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Florida Lawn Weed Control

How do we control Florida Lawn Weeds? We begin by identifying the weeds into three groups: Broadleaf Weeds, Grass Weeds and Sedge Weeds. To control common Florida lawn weeds, use a combination of prop

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30 Years of Progress in Peanut Breeding – How 30-Year-Old Varieties Compare in 2026?

Authored by: Barry Tillman, UF/IFAS Peanut Breeder & Interim NFREC Director For the past several years, I have been wondering if tomato spotted wilt has “left our region.” Of course, I know