Prior to dropping off, please call/text 239-289-8870 for additional information. Due to current restrictions, samples will be received via “no contact” by placing samples in clearly marked labeled plastic bag(s) with your name and contact information and diagnosis requested (disease, insect, or weed).
https://swfrec.ifas.ufl.edu/programs/veg-plant-path/plant-clinic/
Per direction from UF/IFAS administration, in view of the precautions required to contain Coronavirus (COVID-19), SWFREC has canceled all extension programs through the end of April and, while the center is not officially closed, it has been reduced to essential services effective immediately. Rather than visiting the center, our grower clientele is encouraged to
provided on our website: https://swfrec.ifas.ufl.edu/. While you
remain our top priority, the safety of you and our staff is vital.
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