Address: 18710 SW 288th St, Homestead, FL 33030, USA
Phone: +13052483311
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–5PM
Tuesday: 8AM–5PM
Wednesday: 8AM–5PM
Thursday: 8AM–5PM
Friday: 8AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Ricardo Alvarez Velez
Great resource for agriculture
Yané Marie Sleppy
My family visits this building once a month for the Everglades Amateur Radio Club meetings. The place is always clean. I've never been during regular work hours, so I have never met the staff. You are allowed to walk around the building, down the halls. Of course, after work hours, the doors are locked, but there is still plenty to learn from the information posters and thematic maps.
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Sounds like something is eating it. Grasshoppers?
This could be Creeping Beggarweed, Desmodium incanum. This is a hardy weed in the bean family which has fuzzy little 1/4-inch bean pods in a row up to an inch long, which stick to socks, shoes, pants, the dog's ears, etc. The tiny purple flowers are very pretty. The plant is very tough to pull out but it can be done if you find where it is rooted, sometimes yards away from where you find the leaves/seed heads.
IFAS has a person dedicated to commercial vegetable production. Also they have master gardener program for home gardeners.
There are three I can think of here in Florida: 1. Bidens Alba, "Shepherd's Needles", daisy-like flowers, these are easy to pull out by the roots. 2. Cenchrus echinatus, "Southern sandburs", will bite!, look like grass till they bloom & set seeds. 3. Desmodium incanum, "Creeping Beggarweed" or "Hitchhikers" is a fuzzy, bean seed with 3 leaves & tough stems and roots.
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