By: Chuck Woods (352) 392-1773 x 281 Source(s): Linda Cook (352) 392-209 Wayne Sherman (352) 392-4711 ext. 306 John Van Sickle (352) 392-1826 ext. 221 WASHINGTON, D.C. — Three faculty members from the University of… Read More
By: Chris Eversole Source(s): Bob Degner cje@gnv.ifas.ufl.edu, (352) 392-1871 GAINESVILLE — Redoing your landscape? Better do it for your own pleasure because you can’t count on how much your investment will pay off. That’s the… Read More
By: Debra Amirin Source(s): Melda Bassett, Assistant VP fo, (352) 392-1975 GAINESVILLE – A premier Florida agricultural family has made a $500,000 gift to the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, half… Read More
By: Karen Meisenheimer Source(s): Milton Tignor (561) 468-3922 FORT PIERCE—Gator Country has expanded south with university courses slated to begin August 24 in Fort Pierce for students seeking a University of Florida agricultural degree. The… Read More
By: Chuck Woods (352) 392-1773 x 281 Source(s): John VanSickle (352) 392-1826 (Ext.221) Corinna Gilfillan (202) 783-7400 Michael Stuart (407) 894-1351 Joe Noling (941) 956-1151 GAINESVILLE—A University of Florida professor says agricultural industry support for… Read More
By: Chris Eversole Source(s): Hugh Popenoe (352) 392-1965 GAINESVILLE — Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie is charming and dapper, but it remains to be seen whether he has the political skills to hold his South Pacific nation… Read More
By: Karen Meisenheimer Source(s): Randall Stocker (352) 392-9613 GAINESVILLE–It will grow anywhere. In the dark shade and broad open sunlight. In wet, marshy soil and dry brittle ground. It survives floods and encourages fire. And… Read More
By: Chuck Woods (352) 392-1773 x 281 Source(s): Hartwell Allen (352) 392-8194 Ken Boote (352) 392-1811 GAINESVILLE—University of Florida researchers are peeking into the next century at what might happen to food crops if global… Read More
By: Cindy Spence Carole Jaworski Source(s): Chin Shu Chen GAINESVILLE—Citrus and berry growers can squeeze more value out of their crops using a new juice processing technique invented By a University of Florida researcher. Consumers,… Read More
By: Cindy Spence Source(s): Bob Knight (305) 246-6340 GAINESVILLE—Raspberries, long considered a Northern crop, may find the South hospitable after all, researchers at the University of Florida have found. “This is a crop with some… Read More
