Quincy ♦ 155 Research Road, Quincy, FL 32351-5677 ♦ Phone 850-875-7100
Marianna ♦ 3925 Hwy 71, Marianna, FL 32446-7906 ♦ Phone 850-482-9904
Suwannee Valley ♦ 7580 County Road 136, Live Oak, FL 32060 ♦ Phone 386-362-1725

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• Butterfly Gardening Update
• The National Atmospheric Deposition Program
• Nitrogen (N) Sources for Small Grains and Crop Production
• Profitable Small Grain Crops
• Early Outbreak of Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus on Oats
• Butler Retires after 30 Years

• Wildflower "Sowing Date" Demonstration
• Update on Greenhouse Vegetable Pesticide Labels
• "Wanted" Articles, Information, and Meeting Notices

• Effects of Plant Essential Oils on Bacterial Wilt Incidence in Tomato
• Oriental Persimmons for North Florida
• University of Florida Drip Irrigation School

• Sod Based Cropping System Conference
• Demonstration Planting of Four 'Uncommon' Crops to North Florida
• Chanley Carter Recognized as Outstanding Agriculturalist in Florida
• Wildflower "Site Preparation" Demonstration Update: Blanketflower Competes Well With Weeds

• Ornamental Update
• Potential for Gossypol Toxicity hen Feeding Whole Cottonseed to Beef Cattle
• Bermudagrass Decline
• William Herring Accepts New Position

• History of Cotton Harvest Aids
• Washington County Cattleman Presented 2002 Outstanding Agriculturalist Award
• Bull Selection for Multiple Traits

• Plant Diagnostic Clinic Webpage Update
• Preemergent Contol of Common Groundsel
• Nutrient Management: What doe it really mean?
• 2001 Top Seven Agrochemical Companies

• Economics of Silvopasture Compared to Other Land Uses
• Fall Armyworm Management in Pastures
• Suwannee Valley Field and Greenhouse Workshops

• Deer Fly Pest Alert
• Nursery and Landscape News
• Deciduous Fruit - Pecan
• Increasing Problems of Thrips and Plant Diseases Vectored by Thrips
• The Performance of Oriental Persimmons in North Florida.

• New Winter Oat Variety Released
• Getting Started with Strip Tillage
• Conservation Tillage and Insects in Cotton
• 2002 Cotton Acreage in Florida
• Making Sense of Cotton Defoliation
• North Florida Beef Cattle Field Day, August 29
• Green Industries Institute Offering Fall Classes
• Oriental Persimmons for North Florida

• New University of Florida Peanut Varieties
• A Multi-State Project to Sustain Peanut and Cotton Yields by Incorporating
• Cattle in a Sod Based Rotation Begins
• Managing the Fall Webworm in North Florida
• North Florida REC Employees Retire

• New Compounds for Bacterial Spot Management on Tomato, Fall 2001
• Monitor Nursery Production Herbicide Research via the Web
• Thrips and Tomato Spotted Wilt Workshop
• Searching for Disease Resistant Roses
• 2002 Fall Field Day at NFREC - Quincy

• Web Information Update: The Florida Greenhouse Vegetable Production Handbook
• New National Organic Program
• Livestock Nutrition: Water - the often overlooked nutrient
• Goldenmane Tickseed Minimally Damaged by Thrips

• Mepiquat Chloride Use in Cotton
• "Monitoring of Insect Pests in Peanut" now available
• Sweet Onion Variety Trial, Spring 2002
• Tips and Trends from the Recent Floriculture Field Day in Gainesville
• Source of Information on the West Nile Virus Disease

• Which Pine Species is Right for Your Land - A Decision Key
• Using Expected Progeny Differences for Bull Selection
• Ornamental Pest Alert
• Fruit Pest Alert
• Web Tools to Help with the New Farm Bill

• Cotton Related Issues in New Farm Bill to be Discussed
• North Florida Forage Update: Mole Cricket Alert
• Locating Training Sessions Offering CEUs
• Update on Demonstration Plots
• Web-Based DDIS

• Karnal Bunt Update
• Corn Nutrient Deficience
• EDIS insect publications update

• Call for Consignments - 2002-2003 Florida Bull Test
• Conservation Easements - One Way to Keep Your Forest the Way It Is
• Improving Cotton Returns Using Nematicides in Florida Fields Infested with Root-Knot Nematodes
• New (2002-2003) Forage Varieties for the Southeast

• "New" Trees for Florida Nurseries and Landscapes
• Wildflower "Site Preparation" Demonstration

• UF Experts Help Southeaster Hunters Get Their Money's Worth from Wildlife Forages
• Floriculture
• Bull Test Sale Results
• Webpage for Rose Diseases

• NFREC Marianna Beef Unit Utilizes Electric Fences
• Fruit Update

• The University of Florida's Annual Florida Bull Test Sale
• Panhandle Peanut Short Course
• Announcement of a Workshop on Thrips and Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus

• Success in Suwannee Valley Agriculture: Field and Greenhouse Workshops
• Slash Pine: Still Growing and Growing and Growing
• Barley Yellow Dwarf Disease

• Florida Bull Test Sale March 2
• Florida Extension Plant Diagnostic Clinic 2001 Annual Report
• It's the Season for Flowering Magnolias
• Cogongrass - another invasive plant species threatening Florida's forests

• Naturalists Share Their Findings Online
• Managing Insects Infesting Stored Clothing