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We are grateful to Dr. Scott Angle Senior Vice President of UF IFAS for his visit to a commercial citrus grove in North Florida. Dr. Angle’s visit highlights the continued importance of agricultural innovation and partnership in supporting Florida's citrus industry UF IFAS Solutions

Join us today’s webinar on Silicon organized by Cornell University extension

Kicking off Spring Cold Hardy Citrus Field Day 2025 (citrus health Forum) UF/IFAS Horticultural Sciences UF IFAS NFREC

Spring Cold Hardy Citrus Field Day 2025 at NFREC Quincy UF/IFAS Horticultural Sciences UF IFAS NFREC

Short drought stress memory can enhance cold tolerance in grapefruit plants, potentially offering a natural strategy to protect crops from temperature extremes. Congrats Shahid Iqbal Carlos E. Aucique-Perez sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Whether it’s enjoyed freshly picked from the tree, in a mimosa or meringue pie, #citrus has endless possibilities! And so does your #FSHS abstract! Submit to our Citrus Section ⁦Muhammad Adnan Shahid⁩ before the March 15th deadline 🍊🍋🍋‍🟩fshs.org/2025-conference

Dr. Ather Mahboob, Vice Chancellor of Al-Kawter University in Pakistan visited NFREC Quincy. This visit marks a significant milestone in strengthening our research collaboration and fostering global partnerships in education and innovation.

We have begun a new phase in our projects. #Biochemical analysis will allow to explain with more detail what happens in citrus plants under #freezing conditions. #PlantStress #PlantPhysiology good pictures Alaiha Muhammad Adnan Shahid UF IFAS NFREC Fruit Physiology Lab 🍊🍋🫐🍎🥝 Shahid Iqbal

Honored to visit King Faisal University’s Central Laboratories and present on silicon's role in agriculture. Grateful for engaging discussions on research collaboration and the warm hospitality, especially from Dr. Zafar Iqbal and Dr. Munir.

From field visits to ongoing advisory support, happy to contribute to Saudi Government efforts to empower sustainable citrus production and enhancing the Kingdom’s food security goals.

Thanks to Al-Joef Agriculture Company, Saudi Arabia for inviting me to see the home to the world’s largest olive planting with 5 million trees. We discussed using silicon to enhance olive yield, improve oil quality, and advance sustainable agricultural practices

Spotted a majestic camel during my visit to Saudi Arabia! Such an iconic sight in the desert, calm, strong, and beautifully adapted to the harsh landscape. A true symbol of tradition and resilience. Unforgettable moment in the Kingdom

Utilizing hyperspectral imaging via drone enhances our nitrogen management in Satsuma mandarin by enabling precise, real-time monitoring of canopy nutrient status for optimized fertilization and improved yield. Great job Carlos E. Aucique-Perez Shahid Iqbal Florida Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Services UF/IFAS Horticultural Sciences

Growing Satsuma Citrus with Less Nutrients and Water youtu.be/ZvtcPSk-Enc?si… via YouTube Muhammad Adnan Shahid UF IFAS NFREC Fruit Physiology Lab 🍊🍋🫐🍎🥝

ASHS members in the USDA-ARS have made an important discovery in the fight to save the citrus industry from HLB. ars.usda.gov/news-events/ne… Read about the research in #HortScience doi.org/10.21273/HORTS… Agricultural Research Service

Join us for Blackberry Field Day on JUNE 18th at NFREC Quincy- taste delicious blackberry varieties, enjoy fresh-pressed juice, and learn about unique flavors. A fun, educational event for growers, fruit lovers and families alike. UF/IFAS Horticultural Sciences UF IFAS NFREC UF IFAS Solutions

A beautiful morning somewhere in Tennessee

Nearly 100 attendees joined the UF IFAS NFREC Fruit Physiology Lab 🍊🍋🫐🍎🥝 team to explore the future of blackberry production in Florida through trellising demos, pruning tips, tastings, and field tours at @UFIFASNFREC. A sweet opportunity for crop diversification? 🔗 linktr.ee/UFHortSci

Grateful for the thoughtful gift of star fruit from our research collaborator at USDA ARS Miami, a symbol of our fruitful partnership and shared dedication to agricultural science and innovation😀

Presented and showcased ongoing blackberry research trials to the NFREC Advisory Council, highlighting key findings, trial objectives, and potential impacts on regional agriculture and grower profitability through evidence-based insights.