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Cowpen First Aid, and Considerations

Cattle work is unpredictable. Injuries happen without warning, and when you’re at the cowpens, help might be miles away. The right supplies and a little know-how can turn a minor incident into just that—minor instead of catastrophic. Having a first aid kit on site should be a priority to help ensure quick treatment is available.

Building Your Cowpen First...

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From Gainesville to the Tropics: Rebecca Walters’ Eye-Opening Plant Science Journey in Costa Rica

Gainesville, Fla. —Early this year, a group of adventurous University of Florida students—including Rebecca Walters—traded their Gator orange and blue for the lush greens of Costa Rica. Guided by Dr. Rosalie Koenig and Dr. William Hammond from the Agronomy Department, the group spent the entire month immersing themselves in the breathtaking biodiversity, agricultural landscap...

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UF/IFAS Joins Florida Wildflower Foundation To Form Statewide Native Seed Partnership

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Garden Tool Care: Take Care of Your Tools and They’ll Take Care of You

Having the right garden tool is important but keeping them in good condition is just as important. Garden tools often get used hard and put away dirty or wet, which causes rust and damage. With a little maintenance, your tools can work well for many years—even old tools can be revived. If you didn’t clean them at the end of last season, clean them now, oil them, and sharpen t...

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The Importance of Using Native Plants in Zone 9

In zone 9, native plant material is one of the most impactful choices one can make for the environment. Native plants are adapted to our climate and soils, making them more resilient, water-efficient, and less dependent on fertilizers or pesticides. Not only do they reduce maintenance but also support healthy ecosystems.

Natives are critical for wildlife, especially po...

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