Emily Eubanks

Profile:

Emily is the assistant director of communications for the Center for Land Use Efficiency. She communicates research and extension efforts and supports the Florida Master Gardener Volunteer program, Florida-Friendly Landscaping program, Program for Resource Efficient Communities, and Ag BMP programs. Emily lives on a large eighth generation cow-calf farm in Micanopy with her family and is also a very active Florida 4-H volunteer. She can be contacted at eee@ufl.edu.

Posts by Emily Eubanks:

• From Senate Bill 712 to the Clean Waterways Act and Agricultural Best Management Practices
• Senate Bill 712 Overview Letter for Agricultural Producers
• Successful BMP Implementation and Why It Worked
• Agent and Grower Perspectives on Soil Moisture Sensors for Irrigation Decision Making
• Sensor-Based In-Season Nitrogen Recommendations for Commercial Crops
• Role of Controlled Release Fertilizer in Future BMPs
• Researching BMPs for Hemp Production in Florida
• Agricultural Water Conservation and Quality: Alternative Irrigation Methods to Seepage
• The Role of Micro- and Macro-Nutrients in Rehabilitating HLB Infected Trees
• Citrus Nutrition Recommendations for the New Normal – Citrus Greening