Testing Information & Forms

Here you will find forms and instructions on soil , water , plant disease, nematode, plant or insect ID tests. More..

Nursery Production Survey

It is a brief, multiple question survey (11 in all we promise it is short). This survey will help us determine which seminars and programs you find most beneficial. Click here to take survey

Citrus & Other Fruit Crops

The citrus industry in Florida has historically been an important sector of the state’s agricultural economy, and remains so today.

Crops & Forages

Bahiagrass, bermudagrass, millet, and sorghum are grown in Florida for livestock feed and as cover crops.

Landscape Maintenance

A web site dedicated to the landscape and pest control industry. (Orange County Agent)

Livestock

Florida's livestock industry is a huge part of the economy, contributing over $1.5 billion annually.

Nursery Production

Florida's Green Industry--the second-largest in the country--provides 150,000 jobs and is growing quickly

Pesticide Training

Training programs--both continuing education (CEU) and initial training--for pesticide applicators are provided by Extension as provided by the Florida Pesticide Law (Chapters 487) and the Florida Structural Pest Control Law (Chapter 482).

Plant Clinic

Commercial horticulturists producing crops and those providing landscape and interiorscape services with a plant problem can take their samples to the Mid-Florida Research and Education Center in Apopka, room 175, for free examination by regional county Extension faculty and state specialists Plant Clinic - Diagnoses Page (Click on link to see some recent pictures and diagnoses done at the MREC)

 

 

 

 

 

4-H Citrus Tree Information

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Did You Know?

Central Florida Extension has three local county offices: Lake, Orange, and Seminole.

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FAWNThe Florida Automated Weather Network provides up-to-date weather information throughout the state of Florida. More...

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