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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Cole Crop”
University of Florida Associate Professor Nathan Boyd is researching the potential benefits and economic impact of plasticulture production systems for cabbage. He is one of the researchers leading a study on development of weed management plans for Florida cabbage production. “We are looking at the use of plastic mulches for weed control and cabbage production,” says Boyd. “We started this …
Source: Patrick Troy Patrick Troy, University of Florida/Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Extension regional specialized agent for row crops, is working on a biofuel research study that could lead to the production of jet fuel. “Fortunately, for the sake of farming, I think diversification is something that has happened with the movement in and out of different crops. Unfortunately, …
On November 30, growers from the northeast Florida region attended the Cole Crop Field Day, located at the Cowpen Branch Research Farm in Hastings. University of Florida/Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) Extension agents and industry professionals covered several topics — from nutrient and pest management to alternative cropping. Also, research was shown on alternative vegetable crops as well …
