A satsuma orange grove near Marianna, Florida. UF/IFAS photo: Thomas Wright
If you have a citrus grove, are interested in starting a citrus grove, or just want more information on citrus production, then plan to join us at the 2024 Citrus Production Workshop at the Santa Rosa County Extension Office on March 7, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. For just $10 you’ll get to hear some great presentations, and you’ll receive copies of “Florida Citrus: A Comprehensive Guide” and “Management Practices for Young Citrus Trees in Florida”. These books are a $35 value alone. For more information and to register, please go to 2024 Citrus Production Workshop Registration.
Agenda
1:00 PM – Registration & Welcome (Matt Lollar)
1:30 PM – Grove Establishment & Varieties (Dr. Muhammad Shahid)
2:00 PM – Citrus Pest Management (Dr. Xavier Martini)
2:30 PM – Cold Protection & Pruning (Dr. Muhammad Shahid)
3:00 PM – Grove Floor Management & Cover Crops (Dr. Hardeep Singh)
3:30 PM – Citrus Production Budget (Matt Lollar)
3:50 PM – Q&A/Evaluation
4:00 PM – Adjourn
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Space is limited, so please register at 2024 Citrus Production Workshop Registration, or by contacting Matt Lollar: mlollar@ufl.edu or (850) 623-3868).
Matt Lollar is the Santa Rosa County Commercial Horticulture Agent.He began his Extension career in 2010 in Sanford, FL as the Seminole County Horticulture Agent.Matt is originally from Belle Fontaine, AL.He earned his MS and BS degrees in Horticulture Production from Auburn University.
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