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JULY 2009

• Researchers Testing Kaolin as Prevention For Thrip
• Highlands County cattle ranch hosts Girl's Getaway
• Planting forage for wildlife
• Tax savings for ag land owners

JUNE 2009

• Peru: Birthplace of the potato
• Can dairy cows save lives in a war zone?
• Suwannee County 4-H wins
• Ag Museum hosts kayak tour
• New technique for vulture population
• Patrick Smith book reprinted: The Beginning

MAY 2009

• Blueberries in Glades County, Florida
• 4H converges on the Capitol
• Dairy juggles two production methods

APRIL 2009

• Build a wild bee 'nursery'
• Bee college
• Easter treat recipes
• Ailing dairy industry puts hope in Domino's pizza
• Winners at The Oaks dressage competition
• Horseshoe crab research
• Learn about wilderness survival, tracking and conservation One in a series of travel articles by Warren Resen

MARCH 2009

• 4-H plants one million trees
• New disease may cost Florida's avocado industry millions
• Georgia horse trainers to compete in Extreme Mustang Makeover
• Futuristic seafood
• Cash, cows and calves --58th Beef Cattle Short course
• Manatee County Junior Cattlemen win at fair
• Florida Organic Growers host workshop for transition

FEBRUARY 2009

• Polk County Cattlemen Trade Show, Ranch Rodeo
• Money DOES grow on trees!
• A visit to Georgia's coastal islands One in a series of travel articles by Warren Resen
• Food for Thought: Heritage turkeys
• The Buntings are back! By Barbara Oehlbeck
• Florida Ag in the Classroom teacher grants list
• Ag-related workshops calendar
• Brown Widow spiders: hiding in a log near you!
• Cortez Commercial Fishing Festival
• Florida Festival listings
• Win a vintage quilt
• Upcoming events at J2 Quarter Horse Arena

JANUARY 2009

• Dollywood, USA One in a series of travel articles by Warren Resen
• Clay County 4-H Bake-Off winners
• Ag Business News
• Pecan growers boost revenue by growing organically
• FWC relocates crocodile
• Georgia's winter weather favorable for onion, peach crops
• Woman of the Year in Agriculture Patsy Nathe
• Versatility Ranch Horse program
• 'Florida Cowboys' photo exhibit by Jimmy Peters
• Panhandle gets Florida birding trail signs
• Sandcastles in winter

DECEMBER 2008

• St. Augustine: 495 years and counting by Warren Resen
• Hike the Big "O"
• Colt Murphy by Bobbi Poole
• Palmetto High School Ag Dept. gets heifers
• Bradenton resident re-enlists on Veteran's Day
• Horse sanctuary needs help
• Holiday recipes
• FWC struggles with softshell turtle regulations

NOVEMBER 2008

• Florida Ag Environmental Award Winners
• Giant or mini? Oranage, white or blue?
• Beekeeping for beginners in Georgia
• Healthy, marketable chicken feet
• Patience, humor keys to training cow horses by Bobbi Poole
• Diapers to dirt
• New sugarcanes to deliver one-two energy punch
• BOOK REVIEWS:
• Wild Florida: The Way it Was by Nancy Dale
• Florida vs. Georgia: A Sportsman's Perspective by Rick Dantzler and Joe Marlin Hilliard

OCTOBER 2008

• It's a small world by Warren Resen
• Register to vote by Oct. 6 for General Election
• Get away to a state park cabin this fall
• Fall in the Georgia mountains by Warren Resen
• Judge Nelson Bailey keynote speaker at Fall Round Up
• Reuben Murphy is trained to rein
• Emerald Pond - by Barbara Oehlbeck

• Faith and Farming - By Chere Simmons
• National Day of the American Cowboy - By Nancy Dale and Bobbi Poole
• Rebirth of Citrus Peel Processing Looks Promising - By Barbara Oehlbeck
• Florence, Alabama: In The Heart of Ya'll Country - By Warren Resen
• Gene McAvoy Awarded Highest Honor
• New Farm Bill brings changes to disaster assistance

• Patrick and Iris Smith married 60 years
• Gold discovered in Georgia
• Cowboy photography on display
• Celebrity bear sent to zoo

• Women in the Outdoors
• Hay Field Day
• Thelma Nickerson celebrates milestone

• The Dry Tortugas
• New Book Chronicles Hardee County History
• Silver -- The Artist Pony
• Georgia Climate Favors Pecan Scab
• Tasty Flowers Emerge as Haute Cuisine
• (Complete issue)

• America's Smallest Post Office
• Welcome Dixie
• Ethanol From Sugarcane Residue
• Cracker Horse Named Official 'Heritage Horse'
• Strawberry Festival Queen and Court
• Palmetto FFA
• BOOK REVIEW: Promise to Poppy
• Spring at Highlands Hammock State Park
• (Complete issue)

• Celebrate Agriculture
• Mardi Gras...small town style
• Between War and Peace On The Afghan/Pakistan Border
• Docents Needed For Ag Museum
• Ocala Outdoor Adventure Camp
• Cracker: The Last Cowboys of Florida
• Clay County 4H Horse Judges
• Citrus Mutual Revamps Website
• (Complete issue)

• St. Augustine, Florida
• Gethsemane Ranch Rodeo winners
• From a ‘Pelican’s Point of View’
• Florida Horse Trails
• Woman of the Year in Agriculture Colleen Boggs
• The Honorable Turkey
• Georgia Peaches Could Use More Cold Weather
• 57th Annual Florida Beef Cattle Short Course
• (Complete issue)

• Florida Ag Expo
• Panhandle Pioneer Settlement Hosts Annual Hog Butchering Day
• Big O Hike
• Skinny Peaches Make it to Market
• (Complete issue)
  

• Old-Fashioned Georgia Pottery
• 4-H Club Visits Military Base
• Dixie Plantation Helps Preserve Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers
• Baker County Mystery Creature
• New Book by Patrick Smith
• Adams Ranch Field Day
• Florida Books: Homegrown Gifts
• Recipes
• (Complete issue)

• Florida Environmental Leadership Awards
• Florida’s Coral Reefs
• Fall Marks Seasonal Opening of Farmers’ Markets
• Majesty Needs Your Help - Caloosa Humane Society
• Junior Cattlemen Elect Officers
• ’Country Gold’ and U.S. Beef Captures Japanese Consumers
• Fresh Chestnuts for the Holidays
• Fall Recipes
• Great Southern Tree Conference
• Crowley Museum Opening Celebration
• (Complete issue)

• Kingdom Cowboys
• FWC, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Dept. Sign Antivenin Pact
• Animal Sciences Pave Way to Fill Vet Need
• Project To Use Sun, Wind to Pump Water to Cattle
• Oehlbeck Named One of America’s Top Physician
• Imported Foods Cause For Concern
• Cracker Cooking Features Favorite Recipes
• Good Crop Shows Life Left In Georgia Tobacco
• Magnolia Farms Organic Fall Festival, Harvest Workshops
• KB Horse Camp Shows Off
• Orange Juice Gets the Thumbs Up For Diabetics
• (Complete issue)

• Hub Hubbell: Truly An Urban Cowboy
• Resort Honors Patrick Smith Novel
• Okeechobee Celebrates the American Cowboy
• Farm To School Program Benefits Students, Farmers
• Gator Hammock Sauces Burn Up The Competition
• Clay County 4-H Honors Members
• Collier Humane Society Seeks Donations ‘For The Horses’
• Fall Recipes
• (Complete issue)

• Preserving Georgia’s Historic Courthouses
• Hardee Livestock Market Sold
• A Child’s Guide to Florida Wildlife
• New DVD Dispels Myth That Orchids are Difficult to Grow
• Organic Farming Beats No-Till?
• New Habanero Blasts Taste Buds
• Festivals and Events
• Got Grouper? New Website Will Tell You If It’s Real
• (Complete Issue)

• Invasive Cuban Tree Frogs
• Extreme Mustang Makeover Challenge
• Nominations Sought For Florida Ag Hall of Fame
• Florida Southern College: Everything Old Will Be New Again
• Book Review: "Okeechobee Hurricane"
• The Unwanted Horse Coalition
• The Silent Green
• Flat Shod Gaited Horseshoeing School
• Computer Could One Day Help Citrus Growers Count Fruit Before Harvest
• New Date Set For Florida Folk Festival
• Mango Recipes
• (Complete Issue)

• Community Supported Agriculture Could Save Small, Family Farms
• It’s Cantaloupe Time in Georgia!
• Disappearing Bees
• Chalet Suzanne Offers One-Of-A-Kind Experience
• Chipping Away at Nature: The Loss of Cypress Trees to Mulch
• Relocating ‘Nuisance’ Bears May Do More Harm Than Good
• What is it?
• Brown Recluse are Wrongly Accused
• Ag Museum Receives Grant For ‘Florida’s Black Cowboys’
• (Complete Issue)

• Cowboy-Up Weekend at Forever Florida
• Native Florida Wildflowers Showcased at Epco
• New Legislation Could Provide More Federal Assistance to Florida Farmer
• What is it?
• Home Tornado Drills
• FFA Chapter Participates in Earth Day Callenge
• Hunter Safety Classes Offered
• Swine News
• Florida Watermelon is in Season
• (Complete issue)

• Living Heritage: The Nature and Culture of Florida Ranchlands
• ’Farm to Fuel’ Summit
• Show Pig News
• Cultured Coral Could Help Repair Damaged Reefs
• What is It?
• Shetland Ponies, Sisters Win
• UF Researchers Design Folate-Packed Tomato
• Manatee County Youth Steer Show
• (Complete issue)

• Farmers Hear Good, Bad News
• Beef Short Course
• In My Opinion by Amanda Nolz
• Ag In The Classroom
• Harvesting Seed The Wise Seed
• New Potato Variety Could Help Florida Farmers
• Register Now For Summer Camp
• Ag Breakfast at the Florida State Fair
• (Complete issue)

• The Great Cattle Drive of ‘06
• Florida Couple Runners-Up For Award
• Cedar Key Clam Farming
• Iris Wall Named Woman of the Year in Agriculture
• Ag Hall of Fame to Induct Five
• (Complete issue)

• A Candle In The Darkness: Afghanistan By Lockie Gary
• Seminole Feed Honored
• Snorkeling in John Pennekamp State Park
• Landmark Restaurant, Flora & Ella’s, sold to Bonita Bay Group
  

• 'Heart of Florida' Calendar Now Available
• Thomas Edison, Henry Ford Winter Estates
• Wild Turkey Release
• ’Mama’ - Barbara Oehlbeck’s Book Available
• Agro-Terrorism
• New Book by Nancy Dale: "Would Do, Could Do, and Made Do"
• Donkeys as Guard Animals

• Desert Inn: Going, Going....?
• Manhunt
• Daytona Beach Today

SEPTEMBER 2006

• BassPro Shops open in Florida