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North Carolina scientists map food consumption, calorie content
University of North Carolina scientists are mapping the United States to determine what items consumers... Read more.
University of North Carolina scientists are mapping the United States to determine what items consumers... Read more.
Florida Seed Association launches new website
The Lakeland-based Florida seed Association has launched a new website, http://floridaseed.weebly.com. The site currently has information... Read more.
East Coast’s tomato operations for sale
East Coast Brokers and Packers Inc. is offering its tomato production and packing facilities to sealed... Read more.
Researcher seeks solutions to tomato yellow leaf curl
Tomato yellow leaf curl virus has been around south Georgia for more than a decade, and he problem... Read more.
New trucking rules have wide-ranging effects
SAN DIEGO — Two new trucking rules — one from California and the other federal —... Read more.
SAN DIEGO — Two new trucking rules — one from California and the other federal —... Read more.
Chef brings fresh food to Florida students
North Florida high school students enjoyed a taste of different cuisine as part of a program that... Read more.
Senate committee OKs farm bill
It took a Senate committee about three hours to discuss and amend a $955 billion farm bill before... Read more.
Free iPad app helps you record pesticide application information
Iowa State University, Ames, and app developer Rade|Eccles, Overland Park, Kan., have teamed to develop... Read more.
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- Vine-ripe Tasti-Lee tomato creates a buzz among consumers
- Warning issued for leaffooted plant bug in almonds
- North Carolina scientists map food consumption, calorie content
- Genetically modified orange trees set for Florida field trials
- Harris Moran boosts seed availability of new cantaloupe
- Number of severe E. coli strains grows
- Vine-ripe Tasti-Lee tomato creates a buzz among consumers
- LED lights help save energy for wintertime greenhouse tomatoes
- Local foods carry weight, but more efforts needed to promote them
- University of Georgia releases giant of a blueberry variety
- Spinach genes beef up citrus trees' resistance to greening
- Vidalia growers predict significant crop losses
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