UF/IFAS GLOBAL BLOGS
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Farmers and consumers can benefit from a more drought-tolerant peanut, and scientists from the University of Florida and Georgia Institute of Technology will soon begin research to develop a more resilient crop. With it, growers… Read More
Anyone who has worked with me in the last five years knows that I have a serious love for peanut butter. My employee picture should include me holding a jar of PB, because that’s pretty much my normal… Read More
Commercial peanut production is a challenging enterprise. Rainfall, relative humidity, day and night temperature (air and soil) are variable. As are pests including disease and insects. Likewise, wind and day length impact commercial peanut operations. While many factors are uncontrollable,… Read More
Fungicide shortage, research trials, planting dates and cross resistance were weighty topics at 2018 Crop Production Short Course, Suwannee Valley Livestock Pavilion. Especially relevant were management suggestions to avoid watermelon and peanut row crop problems in 2018. Dixie,… Read More
