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Four-Legged Pets Trained to Sniff Out Damaging, Invasive Pests

The four-legged pets trained to sniff out some damaging and invasive pests. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours. They may be man’s best friend but they’re also angling to be Agriculture’s best friend. Detector Canines, trained by the USDA’s PPQ program, are learning how to spot and stop spotted Lanternflies and Japanese beetles before it’s too late. These …

Florida Flooding Impacting Citrus
Flash flooding in central and southern Florida this week led to a state of emergency being declared by Gov. Ron DeSantis. It also led to concerns for the region’s citrus producers, who are in harvest season. DeSantis issued a state of emergency for multiple counties, including Brevard, DeSoto, Hardee, Highlands, Indian River, Martin and St. […]
ReMedium TI® Trunk Injections and Wet Weather
Sponsored Content By Tom Johnson Recent conversations with Florida citrus growers have focused largely on the significant rainfall the state has experienced. In many areas, groves are simply too wet, limiting the ability of growers to conduct routine field activities. The forecast suggests that Central Florida may soon see some sunshine. For now, I guess […]