Pests — Entidade

blogs.ifas.ufl.edu·há 2 dias

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 3 dias

Building Soil, Suppressing Weeds, and Supporting Pollinators at The Nassau County Demonstration Garden

Healthy soil is the foundation of successful gardening and farming. At the UF/IFAS Extension Nassau County office in Callahan, a demonstration garden has spent the last four years showing how cover cr

blogs.ifas.ufl.edu·há 4 dias

Native Plants Play Key Role in Wildlife Gardens

Native plants are increasingly promoted as a cornerstone of wildlife-friendly gardening, but experts say gardeners do not need to limit themselves exclusively to native species to support pollinators

blogs.ifas.ufl.edu·há 7 dias

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

blogs.ifas.ufl.edu·há 7 dias

Identifying Florida Lawn Weeds

The definition of a weed is any plant that is unwanted in your yard or garden. There are three types of weeds: broadleaf, grasses, and sedges. Identifying the weed type will assist in weed control met

blogs.ifas.ufl.edu·há 7 dias

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

blogs.ifas.ufl.edu·há 8 dias

Don’t Let Your Landscape Become an Invasive Plant Factory

You carefully select plants to create a beautiful landscape, provide wildlife habitat, and increase your home’s curb appeal. But hidden among those desirable plants may be an uninvited guest, an

blogs.ifas.ufl.edu·há 9 dias

Intern Profile: Cassidy Dalton’s Journey in Research and Learning

Cassidy Dalton, an undergraduate student at the University of Florida studying environmental management, natural resources and agriculture, has spent her summer as an intern at the Hayslip Biological