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UF And Cuban Agricultural Economists Discuss Impact of Lifting Cuban Trade Embargo At March 31 Washington, DC Conference

GAINESVILLE—Politics aside, Florida agriculture — especially sugar cane, vegetables and citrus — could face yet another serious challenge from abroad if or when the U.S. embargo against Cuba is lifted, say University of Florida agricultural economists who have been studying the issue for more than four years.

Filed under Research, Business, Agriculture on Tuesday, March 24, 1998.

Varroa Bee Mite, Now Resistant to Miticide, Again Threatens Honeybees

GAINESVILLE—Beekeepers in Florida are facing their once and future nemesis, the Varroa bee mite, but this time they are doing it without a weapon, say University of Florida and state honeybee specialists.

Filed under Research, Environment, Florida, Agriculture on Wednesday, March 11, 1998.

UF Researchers Adapt Space-Age Technology To Citrus Farming

GAINESVILLE — Facing stiff competition from countries with cheap labor and few regulations, Florida citrus growers are battling for market share.

Filed under Research, Engineering, Environment, Florida, Agriculture on Tuesday, March 3, 1998.