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May 2025

President's Letter President's Letter: We need rain
02 May 2025

Where were the April showers to bring the May flowers? Wow, has the weather has been dangerously dry lately. I was remiss in mentioning in last month's President's Letter that April is Water Conservation Month in Florida. As I look at the drought map

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Guest Column Guest Column:UF/IFAS-FNGLA Matching Funds Drive Research to Support Florida’s Green Industry
02 May 2025

For more than 20 years, FNGLA has supported research at UF/IFAS to address problems and provide solutions to the Florida nursery industry. Through the FNGLA Endowed Research Fund, UF/IFAS scientists can expand and extend existing projects that genera

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