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Indian River & St. Lucie County Fruit & Field Crops Program

Objective 

To provide commercial fruit crops producers with current, research-based information. This program educates growers in the  production of fruit and field crops using sustainable nutrient, water and energy inputs. 

Dr. Amir Rezazadeh

Dr. Rezazadeh works directly with Indian River county and St. Lucie county commercial fruit crops growers. He also assists Horticulture and Agriculture Agents in both counties. Dr. Rezazadeh's doctoral focus was on the influence of environment and farming actions on the substance and growth of greenhouse crops.

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CONTACT

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Dr. Amir Rezazadeh Multicounty Fruit & Field Crops Agent II Indian River & St. Lucie Counties amir2558@ufl.edu

Physical and Mailing Address 8400 Picos Road, Suite 101 Fort Pierce, Florida 34945

Hours Monday - Friday 8:00am –5:00pm

Phone (772) 462-1628

Fax  (772) 462-1510

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