University of Florida

Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Links Page

The following links will take you to the various IFAS Research Centers Homepages throughout the State of Florida.


                Aquaphyte newsletter online, training manual for aquatic herbicide applicators, field guides and textbooks.

                For commercial producers of various horticultural crops.

                Investigation of citrus problems, citrus processing and packaging, product manufacturing and quality analysis.

                Research programs to improve agricultural practices, developing cost effective and energy efficient systems.

                Enhanced research systems development.

                Conducts research in the biology and control of biting insects and other arthropods.

                Combination of commercial, urban horticultural and environmental concerns.

                Developing new scientific knowledge and technology on commercial ornamental, strawberry and vegetable crops.

                Developing programs of immediate concern in the Hastings, Florida area in vegetable production.

                Developing new scientific knowledge and technology on commercial citrus, vegetable and ornamental crops.

                Developing technology appropriate to the needs and potential of agriculture in Florida.

                Solving problems related to improving profitability of beef, forage and field crops, and dairy production.

                National Weather Service and related information for a 15 county area of west Florida.

                Coordinates extension and research activities for enhanced forage and cattle production in central and south Florida.

                Developing knowledge and technology related to vegetable, citrus, beef and sugar cane production.

                Developing knowledge of factors that affect forage production and utilization by livestock.

                Programs include field, greenhouse, fruit and nut crop production; utilization of animal waste as fertilizer resource.

                Research programs focus on tropical and subtropical fruits, and tropical and temperate vegetable crops.

                Explores northwestern Florida's soils, fertility, and agricultural potential.
 

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This page was created by Karen Brown, Jane Anne Carey and James Ruszczyk
For fulfillment of requirements for LIS 5937-331 in Spring 1999.
The page was last updated on 09-13-02.
Send a comment about this page to Jane Anne Carey (jacarey@ufl.edu)
 

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