UF/IFAS researchers demonstrated farmers could still produce the same crop but with lower inputs using compact bed designs
UF/IFAS will concentrate on culturing the greening bacterium in the laboratory in order to be able to conduct experiments
UF associate professor uses app to talk climate change with farmers
Plants grown under five-second on/off cycles appeared to be almost identical to those grown under the normal light/dark period.
Agronomist David Wright sees a future where jet fuel comes from a field of yellow flowers. The flowers top the...
In this issue of Explore, we illustrate a sampling of the ways UF exemplifies the land-grant ideals
Fifteen early career UF/IFAS scientists have been awarded grants to help solve global issues
That early warning could give growers enough lead time to destroy plagued trees and save the rest
Robots and information technology may rule the roost
By breeding blueberries adapted to the state’s climate, UF researchers help growers produce fruit when no other state can
UF scientist has moved one step closer to his goal of eliminating 99.9 percent of peanut allergens