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Florida’s orange crop is less than a third what is was 20 years ago, and most farmers blame citrus greening for the decline. The greening of the iconic…
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Tomatoes have a long and unusual relationship with our culinary world. Once thought poisonous, they came to be staples in everything from salsa to pasta…
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It's illegal to sell food you make in your own personal kitchen; state and federal food safety laws dictate food has to have been made in a…
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Dr. William H. Marquardt was awarded a lifetime achievement award by the Southeastern Archeological Conference for his "significant and sustained…
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University of Florida researchers think they’ve found a way to cure trees infected with citrus greening. The treatment comes in three steps: first, a…
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A recently published study by University of Florida researchers finds the state’s iconic snail kites tend to return to the same general area they were…
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A new study by University of Florida researchers finds Florida strawberry growers would benefit by starting the growing season just a few weeks earlier…
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The University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, UF/IFAS, is holding training sessions in October and November for farm labor…
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The Argentine black and white tegu is one of the newest, biggest threats to Florida’s natural wildlife. The large, invasive lizard was first noticed in…
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The University of Florida wants funding from the state legislature to expand a statewide book-sharing system it manages for all academic libraries. The…