Slow 2013 Hurricane Season So Far

Randall Weiseman September 10, 2013 Alabama, Florida, General, Georgia, Weather

We are at the halfway mark of the 2013 hurricane season and USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey says it has been surprisingly uneventful thus far.

Optimize Citrus Water Management
By Edwin Gutierrez-Rodriguez and Bosques Jonael Efficient water use in citrus production, like other fruit tree crops, goes far beyond simply turning on the irrigation system. It’s a strategic practice that affects tree health, fruit quality and long-term sustainability, making it a smart agricultural practice. Some key tips to optimize your water management are: Remember, […]
Officials Urged to Include Specialty Crops in Aid Program
The Specialty Crop Farm Bill Alliance (SCFBA) and two groups of U.S. representatives recently urged federal officials to include specialty crop producers in any new federal economic assistance program for agriculture. The SCFBA, co-chaired by Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association President Mike Joyner, addressed the issue in a letter to President Donald Trump. “Although our […]