Pre-Registration Deadline for Citrus Expo extended thru Friday Aug 18 to help alleviate lines at registration desks next week. Â Report (:45 wma)
Canker Biggest Immediate Concern to Many FL Growers
Citrus Growers in Florida’s Heartland see more immediate challenge in dealing with Canker spread since ‘greening’ disease is not as prevalent in the area.  Report (1:15 wma)
Canker Control Knowledge and Experimentation
Florida Growers Experimenting with Canker Control Methods Look Forward to Citrus Expo Program. Â Report (2:00 wma)
UF/IFAS Dr Ron Brlansky Discusses Citrus Greening
Citrus Greening, says University of Florida Plant Patholigist Dr Ron Brlansky, can be easily confused with other tree problems, and he says increased scouting and psyllid control is key to preventing ‘greening’ spread.  Report (2:00 wma)
UF/IFAS Plant Pathologist Says “greening†tough to identify
Citrus ‘greening’ disease to be one of the main topics of discussion at Citrus Expo 2006 in Ft Myers.  Report (2:00 wma)
‘HIGHWAYMAN’ Artist Robert Butler to display work at Citrus Expo!
In addition to the latest in technology, products and services in citrus production to be on display at Citrus Expo, citrus growers will also have a unique opportunity to visit an exhibit of popular “Highwaymen†art at the Trade Show. Well-known “Highwayman†artist Robert Butler will display and offer for sale many of his works, and will be on hand …
Today is Last Day to Pre-Register for Expo
Citrus Expo is Targeting Growers, Production Managers and Grove Owners for Citrus Expo Seminar & Trade Show Attendance. Pre-Register by Aug 15 at www.southeastagnet.com. Report (:45 wma)
Pre-registration closes today for Expo
Pre-registrations for Citrus Expo are way up from previous years. Aug 15th is last day for pre-registration. Growers need to go to www.southeastagnet.com to pre-register.  Report (1:00 wma)
October Crop Forecast Will Not Consider Labor Abandonment
Crop abandonment impact from lack of labor in 05/06 season is still unknown, but regardless, USDA/NASS crop forecasters say any such impact will not be considered in next season’s October forecast.  Report (2:00 wma) USDA NASS
Expo To Have Much More for Growers Than Previous Seminars
Although UF/IFAS hosted a series of grower seminars last spring, UF researchers say Citrus Expo will include important disease control updates and more information on many more topics. Â Report (2:00 wma)Â