Freeze Protection Edition - UF?IFAS Research on Frost Protection for Peach Trees.

Giving Peaches A Boost: Clemson's Nitrogen Research Looks To Maximize Yields and more...

PEACH PRUNING: Why Summer Pruning is Important in Peach Trees.

POISED FOR A COMEBACK? WHITE FLESH PEACHES UNDER DEVELOPMENT.

A HELPING HAND: CLEMSON OFFERS TRAINING and EDUCATION for NEW and BEGINNING FARMERS.

BE ON THE LOOKOUT for PEST PROBLEMS in 2018

FOUR IMPORTANT TAKEAWAYS FROM THE SOUTHEAST REGIONAL FRUIT & VEGETABLE CONFERENCE

EXPERTS OFFER INSIGHT INTO COST ASSESSMENT FOR FARMERS

Topic of the Season: Orchard Management for SHUCK SPLIT STAGE

THE PURSUIT OF THE PERFECT PEACH
Q&A with Geneticist Ksenija Gasic at Clemson University on Current Variety Breeding Research 

What to Expect in the Aftermath of Hurricane Irma

Watching for Phony Peach Disease in Orchards

Reminders for Phytophthora Root and Crown Rot in Peach Trees

SPECIAL INSERT: UF/IFAS Center for Public Issues Education Identifies Opportunities for Florida Peach Industry

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Topic of the Season: Post-Harvest Strategies; plus Disease and Insecticide Management in the Orchard


SEASON WRAP-UP: PEACH SEASON RETURNS MIXED AFTER ABNORMAL WEATHER

PEACHES CELEBRATED IN GEORGIA AT ANNUAL FESTIVAL

PICKING THE BEST PEACH TREE

GEORGIA ORCHARDIST’S PERSPECTIVE.

LACK OF CHILL: WHERE DO WE  GO FROM HERE?

THE IMPORTANCE OF WATER FOR A YOUNG TREE.

The Scale Problem,

How much water do florida peaches need?,

Peachy outlook for the season Ahead, and much more!!

SEEING ORCHARD TREES the Florida Peach Growers Battling the Heat

CHILL HOURS UPDATE: WATCHING THE WEATHER and TALLYING THE TIME

EXPANDING ORGANIC RESEARCH with RECENT FUNDING

GROWERS Get PEACHES in front of PUPILS

In this issue: 46TH ANNUAL RIDGE PEACH FESTIVAL BRINGS MORE THAN JUST COBBLER The third Saturday of every June for the last 46 years has seen the festival celebrating one of South Carolina’s greatest sources of regional pride: sweet and juicy South Carolina peaches. Such festivals are a win-win for all involved, NORTH FLORIDA GROWERS TALK VARIETIES, CHILL HOURS, AND MORE Discover what you missed from the UF/IFAS Peach Field Day held at the North Florida Research and Education Center (NFREC) in Quincy, Florida, FROM THE ORCHARD TO THE CONSUMER To help Florida orchardists break into the “local” food movement, experts at the UF/IFAS Extension and the Center for Public Issues Education have developed a resourceful curriculum and much more...

In this Issue:It's in the bag,Grower's thoughts:Finding the silver lining in this year's growing and harvesting season,Control of the peachtree borer using beneficail nematodes and much more...

Irrigation in El Niño,  Warm Weather Woes, Management Strategies

FUNDING for RESEARCH to Help Overcome PEACH PLAGUE ;
Topic of the Season: Management strategies, from Delayed Dormancy to Bloom ;
Warm Weather Woes from December for Orchardists ;
PEACH NOTES: How Do the Revisions for WPS Affect Me this Season?

and much more...

Developing Peaches Consumers Want

Grower’s Thoughts: Lessons Learned from Last Season’s Harvest

Topic of the Season: Dormant Management Strategies

Pesticide Label Update for Orchardists

FAQs to Remember for Peach Thinning

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Fresh Pics from the Field Day at Musser Farm 


Shining THE LIGHT ON Crop Management

Q&A on Summer Pruning Practices

Weighing in on the Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act

Save-the-Dates for Fall Peach Seminar and Field Day

Florida Peach Industry Zeroes-in on a Peach Marketing Order

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Topic of the Season: Weed Response to Herbicides and Strategies

Meet the Peach Team at UF


Low Hanging Fruit Facts
-- Growing Low Chill Peaches Down Under: Comparing Experiences
-- Congress Acts on Proposed WOTUS Rule
-- Peach Notes: Observations on White Peach Scale
-- Meet the Peach Team at UGA
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-- South Carolina Peach Council Raises Funds for Research and Marketing


ORCHARD RULES TO GROW BY
-- Obtaining Optimum Crop Size through Thinning
-- Your Guide to Calculating Chilling Hours
-- Best Management Practices for Peaches
-- Meet the Peach Team at Clemson
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Guest Grower Columnist: Livin' the Peach Life

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