Fruits & Nuts

Many different fruits and several kinds of nuts are grown in Florida, including pecans, grapes, strawberries, and bananas.

For information about citrus, visit the Citrus Research and Education Center website. For information about vegetables and herbs, see Vegetables & Herbs.

Budgets

Topics of Interest

• Agribusiness Management and Finance

Diseases & Pests

UF/IFAS Sites

• DDIS (Distance Diagnostic and Identification System)
• Florida Plant Diagnostic Network
• Fruit & Vegetable IPM
• IPM Florida
• Pest Alert
• Plant Pathology Fact Sheets: Fruit
• Plant Protection Pointers series
• Southern Plant Diagnostic Network

Topics of Interest

• Florida Crop Pest Management Profiles series
• Fruit and Nuts
• Fruit Diseases
• Pesticides
• Weed Management in Fruit and Nut Crops

Other Sites & Publications

• The American Phytopathological Society
• Organic and Low-spray Peach Production--ATTRA
• USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

Management

Topics of Interest

• Fruit Crops (MG, North and Central Florida ed.)
• Tropical Fruit Water Management
• Tree and Hurricanes

Production Practices

Topics of Interest

• Irrigation

Specific Fruits

Subtropical Fruits

Atemoya Avocado Guava Longan Lychee	Mamey Sapote Mango Pomegranate Sapodilla Sugar Apple

Temperate Fruits

Apple Blackberry & Raspberry Blueberry Bunch Grape Fig Muscadine Grape	Peach & Nectarine Pear Persimmon Plum Strawberry

Tropical Fruits

Banana Carambola Citrus Coconut Palm	Jackfruit Papaya Passion Fruit Pineapple

Specific Nuts

Nut Crops

Chestnut Macadamia

Pecan Walnuts