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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• Deep Tillage and Yield Increases
• Cold-Hardy Citrus for North Florida
• Livestock Integration into Conservation Cropping Systems (LICCS)
• New EDIS Publications

• Is Alfalfa an Opportunity for North Florida Farmers?
• Feeding By-Product Feedstuffs to Beef Cattle: Total Protein Requirements
• New Plants and Landscaping Trends Reported at the Southern Plant Conference
• New EDIS Publication Available

• Effect of InLine (1,3 dichloropropene plus chloropicrin) on Purple Nutsedge (Cyperus rotundus L.) Control Using Two Drip Tapes per Bed
• Prussic Acid Poisoning
• Forest Stewardship Workshop: Longleaf Pine Regeneration and Establishment
• Joint Florida-Georgia Program Draws Crowd of Landscape Maintenance Professionals
• 2003 Cotton Acreage in Florida
• Tomato spotted wilt virus in Hosta in Florida

• Wildflower Seed Production Co-Cropped With Hay Production
• Strategic Directions for Forestry Extension at UF/IFAS
• Winter Preparation of Cow Herd

• Peanut Harvest 2003
• Ultraviolet (UV) Reflective Mulches Affect Host Selection of Certain Insect Pests
• Tomato Varieties for Florida 2003

• Potential New Insect Pests for North Florida
• Fall Nematode Sampling
• 2003 Fall Forage Update
• UF/IFAS/NFREC-Quincy Holds Successful Fall Field Day

• Soil Sampling and Field Maps
• Preliminary Observations on Young Black Walnut Planting
• Oats - An Answer to the Hay Problem?
• Shelf Life of Stored Agricultural Chemicals

• Cotton Hardlock Meeting Held at NFREC-Quincy
• Ornamental Pest Management
• Growth of Geraniums Using Organic Fertilizers and Alternative Substrate Components

• Improved Efficacy of Newly Formulated Bacteriophages for Management of Bacterial Spot on Tomato
• Good Neighbor Guidelines in Livestock Waste Management
• Food Safety Program for Farmers, Shippers, and Packers in the Suwannee Valley

• Bull Selection
• Grazing Beef Cows Do Not Pollute Florida's Waterways
• Effect of Fertilizer and Harvest Date on Seed Yield and Quality of Lanceleaf Tickseed
• Telone II and C-35 Label Modifications
• Setup by Mother Nature for the Fall Armyworm

• Southern Pine Beetle Workshop to Address Landowner Problems
• Grape Tomatoes
• Annual Peanut Research and Education Society Meeting in Florida
• Peanut Stunt Virus on Perennial Peanuts

• Two-Spotted Spider Mite
• Host Status of Some Warm Season Legumes to Nematodes
• Forest Stewardship Workshop: Longleaf Pine Regeneration and Establishment
• Suwannee Valley Food Safety Meeting: "Developing Your Own Farm Food Safety Program"

• Recent Impacts to the Cotton Industry
• New Disease Found on Wheat in the Spring of 2003
• Managing the Diamondback Moth in Cole Crops
• Late Nitrogen (N) Applications on Corn
• History of US Cotton
• Archibald W. Watson, Jr. Retires

• Deer Damage
• Hardlock on Cotton Update
• New Planting of Ornamental Vines at NFREC-Quincy
• 2003 Vegetable Field Day - NFREC-Quincy

• Ornamental and Landscape-Host Plant Resistance
• Select Nutrient Management Projects at NFREC-Suwannee Valley
• Leafhopper on Peanuts

• Annual Peanuts as a Forage Crop
• Call for Consignments 2003 Florida Bull Test
• North Florida Extension Programs Help Growers Improve Water and Nutrient Management
• Bovine Spongiform Enciphalopathy (BSE)

• Peanut Varieties
• Wildflower "Sowing Date" Demonstration Spring Update
• Southern Pine Beetle Forecast for 2003

• Use of Plant Resistance and Sod-Based Cropping Systems for Sustainable Tomato Production in Florida
• Peanut Pest from Africa Introduced into Florida
• Fresh-Market Tomato Variety Trial NFREC-Quincy, Spring 2002

• Hull-less Oats - A New High Quality Specialty Feed Grain?
• Dow AgroSciences Receives a Supplemental Label on Peanuts for Tracer
• The 2002 Boll Weevil Eradication Program in Florida
• Carpenter Bees
• Bollgard II Available in 2003

• Low Chill Peach Cultivars from the University of Florida
• Sod Based Rotation Conference Report
• Bahiagrass Rotation Effects on Peanuts

• Pest Alert
• Total Maximum Daily Loads and Best Management Practices
• Flowering Cherries and Plums for Spring Color
• Nematicide Cancellation, Use Restrictions

• Agricultural Bioterrorism - Educational Opportunities
• This Year's Whole Cottonseed was Found to be High in Nutrition for Beef Cattle Rations
• Effect of 1,3 Dichloropropene on Nutsedge Control Under Two Mulches and Two Application Methods

• Major Findings of the Southern Forest Resource Assessment
• Status of Florida's Native Wildflower Seed Production Industry
• Peanut Decision Making
• Florida Bull Test Sale

• Pest Alert: Diamondback Moth
• Peanut Variety Choices for 2003
• Collard Variety Selection

• Nematode Control and Methyl Bromide Alternatives
• Bollgard II Available in 2003
• Update on Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus

• Demonstration Plots at NFREC
• Cotton Seed Products
• A Travel Adventure in South America
• SPDN: New Network for Crop Biosecurity
• New Plums for Florida