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FUN FACTS

 DEC. 9 IN HISTORY
 
2000 Supreme Court halts Florida vote recount.

1992 Operation Restore Hope: U.S. Marines land in Somalia.

1985 Phoenix, AZ gets 3 inches of snow.

1965 "A Charlie Brown Christmas" premieres.

1963 Frank Sinatra Jr. is kidnapped.
 

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December 9, 2010

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IN THIS ISSUE
'Boyd Cocktail' Research Update
Citrus Headlines of the Week
Coca-Cola and Cutrale Donate $3 Million to HLB Research
Citrus Growers Dodge Freeze Damage; More Cold Coming
Upcoming Citrus Events
DON'T MISS THIS
Bob Rouse
B. Rouse 

'Boyd Cocktail' Update from Citrus Researcher Rouse

University of Florida researcher Bob Rouse studies the elements of the nutritional cocktail that have kept grower Maury Boyd's HLB-infected trees alive for years. Listen to the report in which he tells what functions various elements of the cocktail seem to be performing.  

HAVE YOU HEARD?
FROM THE FIELD
Don Striegel
D. Striegel 
Hugh Thompson
H. Thompson 
Dan Gunter
D. Gunter 
Coca-Cola and Cutrale Donate $3 Million to HLB Research 
Coca-Cola and Cutrale Citrus Juices have each pledged $1.5 million to the University of Florida. The contributions will be used to fund citrus greening research programs managed by the Citrus Research and Development Foundation (CRDF). Read more and listen to what CRDF Chief Operating Officer Dan Gunter, Cutrale President Hugh Thompson and Coca-Cola Director of Juice Research and Development Don Striegel had to say about the large donations, which will be made over the next three years.

WEATHER WATCH

Vic Story
Vic Story
Citrus Growers Dodge Freeze Damage;
More Cold Coming
While frozen OJ futures rose to their highest price ($1.66 a pound) this week since 2007 on fears that freezing temperatures next week could cause damage, Florida Citrus Mutual President Vic Story says growers seem to have come through this week's freeze well. But another cold snap is expected to hit Florida late Sunday and into Monday. Listen to Story's comments here and learn what areas of Florida saw record-breaking temperatures this week. Growers can monitor weather conditions by visiting the Florida Automated Weather Network (FAWN). 
MARK YOUR CALENDAR

Dec. 11 Citrus Fun Shoot 2010/13th Annual Sporting Clays Tournament, Quail Creek Plantation, Okeechobee

 

Dec. 15 Florida Citrus Commission meeting, Florida Department of Citrus, Bartow

 

Jan. 8-10 Ag Connect Expo, Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta

 

Jan. 28 Building Your Own Farm's Food Safety Manual and Plan Workshop, Sumter County Extension Office, Bushnell, contact Sarah White at 386-362-1725 ext. 102 or sewhite@ufl.edu

 

Jan 28 Pre-AGRItunity 2011 Farm Tours

 

Jan. 29 AGRItunity 2011, West Central Florida Agricultural Center, Bushnell

 

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