Disaster plant pathology addresses how natural and human-driven disasters impact plant
diseases and the requirements for smart management solutions. Local to global drivers of …

Dryland farming is at the center of increasing pressure to produce more food for the growing
population in an environment that is highly variable and with high expectations for the …

Postbloom fruit drop (PFD) is a severe fungal disease of citrus that causes fruitlets to fall off
trees prematurely and is linked to wet weather during bloom. Florida growers have recently …

Blueberry is an increasingly important crop in Florida. Anthracnose fruit rot (AFR), caused
mostly by Colletotrichum gloeosporioides, is favored by long wetness periods and …

Frost, extreme high temperatures, dry spells, and other weather extremes influence crop
development, often causing major variations in yield from one season to the next. Selected …

The performance farming is a new bet for the EU in the context of the presentLs major
climate and economic challenges. This paper aims at defining a model of agricultural …

Disease alert systems (DAS) of the AgroClimate platform are intended to facilitate grower
decision-making when planning fungicide applications. These DAS provide disease risk …

In this chapter, we describe Florida's agriculture, the vulnerability of its crops and livestock to
climate change and possible adaptation strategies. Much of Florida's agricultural success is …

Agronomy covers nearly 30% of the earth and intricately tied to environmental quality. The
environmental quality section is primarily concerned with understanding how agriculture …

One of the major challenges for effective agricultural activity monitoring systems is defining
robust indicators of spatial and temporal variability for the main risk factors associated with …