by Diane | May 20, 2016
Brendan Zurweller and Diane Rowland, UFIFAS Agronomy Department Even in the southeast, where annual rainfall totals would lead you to believe that water stress rarely occurs, depletion of soil water can develop quickly during the peanut growing season. There are...
by Diane | Jan 8, 2016
Chaein Na and Diane Rowland, UF/IFAS Agronomy Department University of Florida researchers conducted an extensive field trial recently to investigate the hidden half of the corn plant, namely the roots. An extensive root system is beneficial for nutrient scavenging...
by Diane | Jul 31, 2015
By Diane Rowland and Ethan Carter, University of Florida It’s almost that time of the season again – peanut harvest is just around the corner. With that time of the year comes the tough decision of when to dig peanuts – probably one of the most...
by Diane | Mar 13, 2015
Brendan Zurweller and Diane Rowland, UF/IFAS Agronomy Department There are many challenges facing cotton growers in the southeast, but this year it will be even more critical to improve efficiency. This is particularly true for Florida cotton growers where water...
by Diane | Oct 10, 2014
For the past four years, Dr. Diane Rowland, a Crop Physiologist with the UF Agronomy Department, and Elena Toro, Agriculture Extension Agent in Suwannee County have been researching and working with growers on sesame production in Florida. In the U.S., sesame has...
