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Florida Blueberry Pollination Workshop

bees working in the honey productionThe University of Florida is hosting a Florida Blueberry Pollination Workshop this Wednesday at its IFAS Extension office in Tavares. The workshop will cover issues surrounding pollinators, specifically bees, and their role in the blueberry industry. University of Florida researcher Dr. Cory Stanley-Stahr, who will be speaking at the event, tells growers what they can expect to get out of Wednesday’s workshop.


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