Clippings Spring Newsletter Online
The 2019 Spring Clippings newsletter is now online! Read the full issue, including these stories, here: Spring Newsletter 2019 Spring Newsletter 2019 Can H2A Work for Sod Farms? Growing Better…
The 2019 Spring Clippings newsletter is now online! Read the full issue, including these stories, here: Spring Newsletter 2019 Spring Newsletter 2019 Can H2A Work for Sod Farms? Growing Better…
New job listings have been posted to Employment Opportunities.
The 2019 Winter Clippings newsletter is now online! Read the full issue, including these stories, here: TPF Clippings Winter Newsletter 2019 Online Growing Better 2019 Returns to Okeechobee April 25…
Keeping up with local fertilizer ordinances can be tough, especially in areas where municipalities have established one set of rules that may or may not coincide with those set forth…
“You just wouldn’t believe it,” James Maulden repeated, trying both to convey – and to come to terms with – the magnitude and scope of the damage that Hurricane Michael…
Limited Inventory 2019 Widely Available Spring 2020 The University of Florida has approved the first new St. Augustine release from a four-year long collaborative research project between UF and…
The 2018 Fall Clippings newsletter is now online! Read the full issue, including these stories, here: Fall Newsletter 2018 for web Introducing CitraBlue St. Augustine Panhandle Sod Farms Take…
TPF is pleased to recognize Dr. Kevin Kenworthy as the 2018 recipient of the association’s Award of Merit, presented at this year’s Growing Better Annual Meeting & Field Day. A…
