There are a number of annual and perennial warm season forage options for the Florida Panhandle. The first decision is what to plant? Start with a visit to your local farm suppl… See more

For the past few years February has been the month when we experience a fairly … See more

Whether you plant from seed or vegetative materials, you want to make sure you have done everything you can to prevent weed competition. The publication Weed Manageme… See more

Seedling crops need immediate access to nutrients near the soil surface. The seed itself has enough stored energy to start the plant, but after the forage has emerged and developed … See more

Seedling plants can be vulnerable to herbicide injury. This is especially true for bahiagrass. As a general rule, you need new crops to be at least six inches tall before appl… See more