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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• Peanuts 2004
• The Rule of 12: Mineral Supplementation for Beef Cows
• Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus Epidemics

• Sustainability of Fruit Crops for North Florida
• Meeting Announcement
• Relative Forage Quality: A New Method for Evaluating and Marketing Hay
• Hurricanes for the Holidays--Hurricane Lilies, That Is

• UF/IFAS Professor Awarded Grant From DOT for Wildflower Research
• Nitrates and Cropping
• Butterfly Migration
• Peanut Harvest Winding Down

• Tomato Varieties for Florida
• Nematodes are Emerging as ‛The’Major Pest Problem in Florida Peanuts
• Several Ornamental Shrubs Resistant to Root-knot Nematodes
• Suwannee River Partnership Celebrates Its First Group of CARES Recipients in the Santa Fe Basin
•  UF/IFAS Professor Named Researcher of the Year
• Tomato Soilborne Diseases and Florida Plant Diagnostic Network (FPDN)

• Hurricane Timber Losses - Relief Options and Salvage Operations
• Hurricanes Reduce Supply of Native Wildflower Seeds
• Bahiagrass Breeding from Improved Yield Also Improves Forage Quality
• The 450 Suwannee County 4th Graders Who Skipped School Friday Learned a Lesson

• Current Management of the Asian Ambrosia Beetle, Xylosandrus crassiusculus (Motschulsky)
• Sod Rotation Update
• "Celebrating Agriculture in the Suwannee Valley"
• Botòn Blanco, Spermacoce verticillanta, Promotes Biocontrol of Mole Crickets

• UF Research Center Honors Peanut Producer with Hall of Fame Award
• Mallows, Hisbiscus Species, for Florida Landscapes
• EPA 319 Potato Project Summary
• Soil Sampling at the Top of Your Autumn `to do' List

• UF/IFAS to Hold Fall Field Day
• Production of Mammalian Offspring Using Sperm Sexed by Flow Cytometry/Cell Sorting
• Suwannee Valley Field and Greenhouse Workshops

• "Monarch" Tritical
• Three UF/IFAS County Agents Nationally Recognized for Grower Education Program
• 2004 Peanut Harvest
• Get Calves Ready for the Long Haul

• New Clover and Vetch for the Southeast
• Citrus Planting Established at the North Florida Research and Education Center - Quincy
• UF/IF Research Center Director Honored with Distinguished Service Award

• Re-Learning Soybean Insect Pest Management
• Peanut Production and Research Update
• Late Season Cotton Management

• Three University of Florida Researchers win USDA Honor Award
• Mitigation of Contaminants in Runoff from Plant Nurseries
• Spotlight on "Reinform Nematodes"

• Cattle Congregation Sites Do Not Appear to Impact Water Quality
• Sarah Carte Joins North Florida Research and Education Center Staff
• Non-Native Invasive Plants - Forest Management DOs and DONT's

• Blanketflower Seed Production Study: Fertilization and Chemical Weed Control
• DeFuniak Springs Student Wins Big at International Science Fair
• Evaluation of Thymol as Biofumigant for Control of Bacterial Wilt of Tomato Under Field
• Nursery and Landscape Managment - Anthropod Pests

• BMP Demonstrations at NFREC - Suwannee Valley
• Fertilizing Forages
• "Lawns & th Environment" Conference Brings Together Diverse Interests

• Impact of Replacement Heifer Selection on Long-Term Cow Herd Production Performance
• Tips for Treating Drip Irrigation Systems with Chlorine
• New Publication Available

• Hay Preservation for Optimal Forage Yield and High Nutrient Quality
• Insecticides for Managing Thrips and Tomato Spotted Wilt in Tomato
• 2004 Vegetable Field Day
• Peanut Planting Time

• An Update on the Mole Cricket Study in North Florida
• Suwannee Valley Twilight Field Day

• Mining Bees are Active
• Sudden Oak Death (Phytophthora ramorum) in Florida
• Peanut Breeding at the University of Florida
• Agronomy Notes

• Grass Tetany in Beef Cattle
• Nematicide Use in Cotton and Peanut
• Carpenter Bees
• A New Resource for the Green Industry

• Plateau Herbicide Update
• Changes to the BSE Feed Rule
• NFREC Beef Unit to Hold Field Day March 25

• Update on Hardlock of Cotton
• Efficacy of Plant Growth-Promoting Rhizobacteria, Acibenzolar-S-Methyl, and Soil Amendment for Integrated Management of Bacterial Wilt on Tomato
• Important Characteristics of Florida's Environment That Greatly Affect Nature and Agriculture Should be Better Understood?
• Wildflower Seed Production Workshop

• New "Japanese" Magnolias
• Using Manures for Springtime Crops
• Introduction of New Soil Scientist at North Florida REC - Quincy

• University of Florida/IFAS/North Florida Research & Education Center 2003 Awards
• Greenhouses - An Advantage for Florida Organic Growers
• Using Genetic Markers in Beef Cattle Selection

• Planning for Peanuts in 2004
• The Future of Antimicrobial Use in Livestock

• Rabbiteye Blueberries for North Florida
• A Primer on BSE (Mad Cow Disease)