Tag: agribusiness

beekeepers working bee hives

The buzz is back! Beginner beekeeping returns November 7


October 26, 2026

Our next cycle is starting again! The UF/IFAS Extension Alachua County's Beekeeping Series is starting on November 7. For ten years, this annual series has helped hundreds of beginner beekeepers learn and build confidence in beekeeping during ... READ MORE

Category: Agriculture, Crops, Farm Management, Horticulture, UF/IFAS Extension
Tags: Agribusiness, Alachua County, Beginner Farmer, Honey Bee Lab, UF/IFAS Extension
Master of Agribusiness Alumna Diana Moya

MAB Alumni Diana Moya Combines Technical Food Science Background with Agribusiness Knowledge at Saputo Dairy USA


October 26, 2026

Diana Moya’s technical background in food science had already prepared her to pursue her passions within the food and agribusiness industry. However, it was a desire to be more involved in the making of strategic business decisions that led ... READ MORE

Category: UF/IFAS Teaching
Tags: Agribusiness, CALS Alumni, Dairy, Food And Resource Economics, Food And Resource Economics Alumni, Food And Resource Economics Careers, Food And Resource Economics Graduate, Food Science, Graduate Programs, Master Of Agribusiness, Online Graduate Programs
Bailey Lavender, Shangze Dai and Yi Li, who placed second together in the AAEA Case Study Competition

UF Food and Resource Economics Graduate Students Place 2nd in AAEA Case Study Competition


September 11, 2026

The annual Agricultural and Applied Economics Association (AAEA) Case Study competition challenges the best and brightest graduate students across the discipline to take the theoretical skills learned in the classroom and use them to address ... READ MORE

Category: UF/IFAS Teaching
Tags: Agribusiness, Agricultural Economics, Applied Economics, Food And Resource Economics, Food And Resource Economics Graduate, Food And Resource Economics Graduate Students
Close-up of a compost pile, showing small pieces of organic matter in the process of decomposition. In the background are other compost piles in process.

Compost on the Farm: Testing compost for nutrient content


July 16, 2026

This article is part of the series, Using Compost on the Farm. Composting keeps organic materials out of the landfill, prevents water quality impacts resulting from unmanaged debris/manure piles, and provides beneficial re-use of organic waste ... READ MORE

Category: Agriculture, Farm Management, UF/IFAS Extension
Tags: Agribusiness, Agriculture, Best Management Practices, Commercial Horticulture Digest, IFASwater, Martin County, Small Farms, Soil Health, UF/IFAS Extension, Using Compost On The Farm, Water, Water Quality
orange juice

National Orange Juice Day: 10 Facts that Might Surprise You about Florida’s Iconic Beverage


May 4, 2026

Happy National Orange Juice (OJ) Day! Each year, May 4th celebrates this delicious and healthy beverage that many associate with the state of Florida, and for good reason. Here in the UF/IFAS Food & Resource Economics Department, our Florida ... READ MORE

Category: Agribusiness, Agriculture
Tags: Agribusiness, Agricultural Marketing, Citrus, Consumer Insights, Florida Agricultural Marketing Research Center, Florida Citrus, Food And Resource Economics, National OJ Day, Orange Juice
Extension faculty in the field installing a soil moisture sensor in a vegetable crop

Soil Moisture Sensors for Treasure Coast Farms and Nurseries


March 10, 2026

The challenge of irrigation management Farmers and nursery growers have to carefully manage water supply for their crops. Too much or too little irrigation can damage or stress the crop, making it more vulnerable to weed competition, insect ... READ MORE

Category: Agribusiness, Agriculture, Farm Management, UF/IFAS Extension, Water
Tags: Agribusiness, Agriculture, Commercial Horticulture Digest, Conservation, Environment, IFASwater, Martin County, Small Farms, UF/IFAS Extension, Water, Water Quality
A shovel pierces the surface of an open pile of on-farm compost. The pile is a mix of composting vegetative debris and soil.

Compost on the Farm: Composting in Piles and Windrows


March 5, 2026

Why compost on the farm? Across ornamental nurseries, vegetable fields/greenhouses, and livestock operations large and small, use and production of compost is considered a best practice. Composting keeps materials out of the landfill, prevents ... READ MORE

Category: Agriculture, Farm Management, UF/IFAS Extension
Tags: Agribusiness, Agriculture, Commercial Horticulture Digest, Compost, Martin County, Small Farms, Soil Health, UF/IFAS Extension, Using Compost On The Farm

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