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For the week beginning Jan. 13, 2025 |
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Just because it's chilly, you can still plant! January is the time to plant cool-weather crops that tolerate frigid temperatures. Some of these vegetables gardeners can plant are beets, potatoes, cabbage and broccoli. UF/IFAS experts are here to help with your January gardening needs. |
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Recent research, programs, events and more. |
We can help you cover and localize news to your area; just use the contact links below or reply to this email. |
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| With the help of UF/IFAS Extension, Sakata Seed America Inc. is using 40% less water than it was two years ago. |
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| Is 2025 the year you are looking to start or elevate your gardening game? Mark your calendar because the UF/IFAS Extension Broward County’s in-person gardening workshops are back and better than ever. |
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While there’s an information outlet to satisfy almost any interest, the volume of available content can prove overwhelming. A newly published Ask IFAS document helps news consumers sort through the noise to identify credible sources and achieve balance so they are better informed. |
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| Identifying how much of a particular nutrient to add to crops is a balancing act. A UF/IFAS research project underway endeavors to remove the guesswork by providing growers with site-specific data. |
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News from across the UF/IFAS network. |
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| UF/IFAS County Extension offices have been providing a site for potential pesticide applicators to sit for pesticide exams for many years. However, your local testing at your favorite UF/IFAS Extension office will be discontinued soon. |
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Several backyard birds migrate here for the winter. They started showing up in November and will be around until spring. It’s a bird bonanza right now and it takes very little effort to welcome them to your yard. |
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| Jacob Dorland began the University of Florida’s Master of Agribusiness (MAB) program in 2023 to continue his education after accepting a job position at the College of Central Florida. |
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Alternative story formats created or supported by UF/IFAS Communications. |
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| Let’s explore the three main plant life-cycles—annual, biennial, and perennial—and learn which to choose to best serve your garden. |
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Construction has started on a new Florida-Friendly demonstration garden in front of Malachowsky Hall. The area will feature signs identifying various plants and explaining Florida-Friendly principles, making it a living classroom for sustainable landscaping practices. |
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| Learn to make a simple, at-home bed bug trap with items you can get at any hardware or grocery store. |
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News and Media Relations Team |
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