Proven Path to HLB Recovery The repetitive angst expressed by Citrus growers across south and central Florida about the prospect of losing their multi-generational family groves has been the impetus for developing an easy-to-use PERFORMANCE Citrus Greening Recovery Program.Refrains like that of Bob Ellen, a citrus grower from Dade City…
Dade City…… After being at wits end to try to save his family’s 85-year legacy of growing citrus, Bobby Ellen tried the PERFORMANCE Citrus Greening Recovery Program® on his six acre grove of Valencia oranges. When Citrus Greening hit his grove, he lost 1,300 25-year-old trees and he was afraid…
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Your recent “Zap. Take that, citrus greening" article states the usual discouraging statistics: millions of boxes of oranges lost and millions of dollars spent in fruitless research. Using a laser is just another gimmick that does not address the cause of the problem. What is the cause of citrus greening? …
Sustainable agriculture is more than just the new “hip” buzzword. It’s a way of farming that promotes soil health, resists disease pressure, improves water quality and water use efficiency, while at the same time, producing higher fruit quality and yield, and, reduced input costs. This concept was put to task…
Performance Nutrition Announces EPA’s Approval of Argosy-RF for use with Engenia Herbicide Tank Mix Hazlet, NJ, (Thursday, March 14, 2019): Performance Nutrition, a division of LidoChem Inc., based in Hazlet, NJ, announces the company’s innovative adjuvant, Argosy-RF®, has been added to the list of EPA-approved adjuvants for use in tank…
Performance Nutrition® Announces EPA’s Approval of Argosy®-RF for use with Engenia® Herbicide Tank Mix Performance Nutrition®, a division of LidoChem Inc., based in Hazlet, NJ, announces the company’s innovative adjuvant, Argosy®-RF, has been added to the list of EPA-approved adjuvants for use in tank mix with BASF’s Engenia® herbicide. Engenia…
A five-acre farm-to-table citrus grove proves old-school techniques paired with new innovation successful.Brad Turner’s earliest memories are of working beside his father in his citrus grove with a bucket of fertilizer hooked over his arm to spread onto the soil “the old way.” But to Turner, who spent a lifetime…
March 5, 2019, Plant City, FL: Sustainable agriculture is more than just the new “hip” buzzword. It’s a way of farming that promotes soil health, resists disease pressure, improves water quality and water use efficiency, while at the same time, producing higher fruit quality and yield, and, reduced input costs.This…