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• Packaging Foundation donates $100,000 instrument to IFAS program
• Finding bedbugs no problem for these sniffers, UF researchers say
• UF radio program blossoms, wins five national awards
• Fort Lauderdale REC to train Barbados ag group
• Researchers release slow-grow, low-mow grass -- and it's pretty
• Invasive Cuban tree frogs threaten native wildlife, damage utilities
• Plant City is growing through the roof
• Researchers teach machine to "see" citrus on trees
• Researchers release parasitic fly to combat evil weevil
• If you thought kudzu was a curse, cogongrass is worse
• How well do swim diapers work
• Whether plant or animal, UF's genetic model can predict its future
• Of maggots and murder -- UF researcher says time-of-death estimates may be inaccurate
• LAKEWATCH, Fishing For Success seek $1 million
• Leon County gardeners prepare firefighter tribute -- with plants
• Hardee County students learn everything from pickling to crochet
• McLellan shares vision of how science can improve human health
• Award-winning research gives environmental traffic report
• Alavalapati named 2007 Jefferson Science Fellow
• Largest butterfly in the West needs help to avoid extinction
• Jatropha tree could be a biodiesel boon for Florida farmers
• Be safe--don't let sushi languish in your refrigerator
• World champion palomino has IFAS ties
• Long-term artificial reef project may break grouper 'bottleneck'
• UF faculty to showcase genetics work at 2007 Sunbelt Ag Expo
• "Gardening in a Minute" celebrates first award-winning year
• New, improved weather Web site debuts Oct. 15
• IFAS folic acid team creates workplace toolkit
• Clover expert elected president of Crop Science Society of America
• FYN helps Tampa Bay Rays put Florida-friendly landscaping in
• Collier County 4-H launches GIS program
• UF shows a "Pelican's Point of View" to save the seabirds
• State Rep. Cretul: UF biofuels part of Florida's cutting edge
• UF researchers identify gene that helps Chinese fern tolerate arsenic
• More seek the small-farm dream, but need help from friends
• IFAS' Jamie Ellis helps Good Morning America showcase honeybees
• Florida ag and related industries have more than $100 billion impact
• Overfertilizing St. Augustine grass could encourage chinch bugs
• UF research helps tasty flowers emerge as haute cuisine
• Researchers watch for nice weather and the diseases it could bring
• IFAS team receives $1 million grant to unlock energy from sugarcane
• Family finance expert gives top 10 "What NOT to Do" list for taxpayers
• Collier County's Bryan Fluech talks catch-and-release on podcast
• Ingram to receive SURA Distinguished Scientist Award
• Plant City teaching garden, two years in the making, opens
• Citrus industry leader, IFAS communicator win CALS alumni awards
• Researchers seek bugs to battle aquatic weed plaguing Florida
• UF Extension Service launches new energy-conservation campaign
• New UF/IFAS resource goes out on a limb for power lines
• UF Agricultural Women's Club celebrates 100th anniversary
• IFAS, Sea Grant help prepare Gulf Coast anglers for new regulations
• Web cams give glimpse into the daily lives of ants and termites
• Don Behringer receives two "Protect Our Reefs" research grants
• Microgreens get Florida farmers thinking small
• Florida python invasion: expanded and still growing
• Genetic pesticide developed in UF lab
• New Sarasota-based program to encourage diversified small farming
• UF fact sheets offer energy-saving information
• Research shows contraception could control problem parakeets
• MyPyramid poster designed for older adults
• Florida dairy farmers made more on milk in 2007, spent more on feed
• UF celebrates 'historic' land gift
• Darnell begins term as VP-elect of ASHS