Research Edition

TOPIC OF THE SEASON: Late-Season and Post-Harvest Blueberry Disease Management

HELP YOUR BLUEBERRIES THRIVE: Best Pollination Practices in Southern Highbush Blueberries in Florida

APPLYING SPRAYER KNOWLEDGE: Years of Research on Blueberry Sprayers Gives Growers Invaluable Insight

Harvest Edition, An update on the USDA'S blueberry Harvest Mechanization Research Project.

Freeze Protection Edition.

Fighting Bacterial Wilt: Updated Research Regarding.

Blueberry Forecasting: New Black Grant Could Help Predict Yields and more...

Mechanical Harvesting Update
Preview of Speakers’ Presentations at the Upcoming FBGA Fall Meeting and Trade Show

How will Storm Damage Impact the 2018 Harvest?
Blueberry Crop Insurance Coverage Reminders
Grower 411: Hurricane Irma Agriculture Relief Programs
From Blueberry Field to Better School Lunch
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Topic of the Season: Disease Management, Efficacy of Fungicides, and Fungicide Classes

Harvest Recap 2017.

Overcoming The Challenges Of The Season.

Update: Bacterial Wilt Of Blueberry Caused By Ralstonia Solanacearum.

Crop Insurance 101 Back To The Basics.

Ripe for Picking.

Update On Blueberry Grafting Research In Florida.

Florida Blueberry Festival Preview.

Food For Thought As The Season Gets Kickedinto High Gear.

Proper Irrigation for Florida Blueberry Crops

Let’s Take a Second Look.

Tracking Winter Chill Accumulation.

Financial Insight From the FAFMC.

Aiding Growers in Making Irrigation and Cold-protection Decisions.

This past season raised some questions about blueberry crop insurance. To find answers we need to look at how the crop insurance impacted our local markets, 2016 HARVESTING CHALLENGES - Te 2016 harvest season was very challenging for most Florida blueberry growers, and most of the problems faces were weather-related. Find out about recent research that shares what lessons were learned from the effects of weather on the season and more..!!!

Spring Irrigation for Florida Blueberries.TOPIC OF THE SEASON : Updated status for management strategies, from PETAL FALL  to POSTHARVEST.MARKETING UPDATE : USHBC Efforts to Increase CONSUMER DEMAND.AG PERSPECTIVE on the 2016 LEGISLATIVE SESSION.Marketing update:USHBC efforts to increase consumer demand.Wils pig feeder.

Winter Weather and its effects on Production and Profitability

Florida Growers' - Winter Freeze Protection Check list

FSMA Produce Safely Rule - What you Need to Know

Flatheaded Borers - Infesting Blueberry Plantings and more...

MECHANICAL HARVESTING UPDATE Planning Ahead so Blueberry Growers can Cut Picking Costs  , Preparing for Important Cues of the Season , Local Wineries Take the BLUE PLUNGE Growers Diversify with Blueberry Wine and Maximize on Consumer Interest , Getting Ready for the 2016 Florida Blueberry Festival , Q&A on Lessons Learned from Labor Issues + GROWER 411 Increase and Improve with 4R Nutrient Stewardship.

-- AREA-WIDE MANAGEMENT Needed for Successful Control of SWD

-- Weeds: The Blueberry Plants’ Competitor for Water, Nutrients and Sunlight

-- Research Update: Fungicide Insensitivity of Anthracnose Pathogens in ‘Flicker’ Blueberry

-- Weather's Role in this Season's Harvest

-- Grower 411:  Q&A with Experts from the Florida Postharvest Horticulture Tour

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-- Plant and Foliage Management: Tables from the UF/IFAS Florida Blueberry Integrated Pest Management Guide


New and Emerging Blueberry Diseases in the Southeastern United States

Current Status of Labor Regulations

Growers War on Cedar Waxwings with Multiple Strategies

Agriculture, Water Resources, and Best Management Practices, Part II

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Calcium in Blueberry and its Role in Firmness

-- UNIDENTIFIED BORER UPDATE: Flatheaded Beetles Infesting Blueberry Plantings in North-Central Florida
-- Freeze Protection: Considerations for Wet Conditions, Ice Loads, and More
-- Bud Mite, Gall Midge, and Chilli Thrip Recap
-- Four Pitfalls to Avoid in Regards to the Executive Action on Immigration Reform
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Bigger and Better than Ever in Brooksville


• Freeze Protection and the Seven Stages of Flower Bud Development
• UF Blueberry Variety Update
• Fungicide Insensitivity in Anthracnose on Blueberry
• A Wet Summer Increases Occurrence of Algal Stem Blotch
• Grower 411: Do You Know PACA? 

• Rust Never Sleeps
• Summer Blueberry Care: Encouraging Strong, Healthy Vegetative Growth
• Grower 411: The Idea and Mission Behind the BFHF
• Can Revenue Plans Insure the Perfect Storm?
• The 'How' and 'Why' of the Blueberry Acreage Survey

Bucket Loads of News to Share
• Pruning Southern Highbush Blueberries in Florida
• A Calculated Approach to Managing Chilli Thrips
• THREE-Step Program for Nutsedge Control
• A Look at Sparkleberry, a Potential Rootstock
• Grower 411: Making Sense of Happenings Around the Industry

• Blueberry Pollination: Getting Help from Mother Nature
• Conducting Valid, Experimental Research on Your Farm
• Freeze Protection Update
• What Will Affect Fruit Quality More Than Time of Harvest?
• Managing Risk with Weather Derivatives

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