ISSUE 1064
SCIENTISTS WORK ON BEHALF OF
FLORIDA GROWERS Scientists at the U.S. Horticultural Research
Laboratory in Fort Pierce are working on projects that range from
methyl bromide alternatives to new methods of citrus breeding
to determining the genetic makeup of flies the size of a grain
of salt. It’s all in the name of helping Florida agriculture.
Read
about what’s new at the facility in this month’s issue
of Harvester Online at www.ffva.com.
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