Be sure to mark your calendar for the new and improved Florida Grower Citrus Show. Complete details about the seminar sessions will be available soon.
#CITRUS LEAGUE 2023 REGISTRATION#
If you would like to exhibit at the event, please fill out a registration form.
#CITRUS LEAGUE 2023 PROFESSIONAL#
Registration is complimentary for commercial growers, farm owners and managers, professional crop advisers, association executives and board members, and the government, legislative, and agricultural research communities. “To help growers and packers plan for their future, we are going to have the latest and greatest information we can possibly present to them.”
On Saturday morning, the MVA girls basketball team defeated Lake Highland Prep 35-9 in Citrus League Championship game. “Growers will hear the latest about BMPs, disaster relief, trunk injection and more,” adds Bournique. It was an historic day for Montverde Academy middle school athletics on Saturday as the Eagles won two Citrus League championships on the same day. Growers will be able to hear the latest on all the technology and research going on at these two centers,” says Bournique. “We moved to be near the university labs and research center where growers can easily see what is going on with the production of the test plots. He is looking forward to the new location of the Florida Grower Citrus Show. Growers will be able to hear a lecture at one building, then have a break and be able to walk through the show.” “Exhibitors will have their trucks in between the two buildings. Horticultural Research Laboratory along with the UF/IFAS Indian River Research and Education Center,” says Bournique. “This year we are moving the show to be at the USDA/ARS U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service (USDA/ARS) U.S. The event has been presented as the Florida Grower Citrus Show for many years now in partnership with the Indian River Citrus League, University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) and the U.S. It was originally called the Indian River Citrus Seminar. “The show has been a cornerstone for the Indian River region since its inception back in the 1940s,” says Bournique. The organization additionally have placards honoring All-Stars at every position throughout the franchise’s history, life-size bobblehead of Hall of Famers Tommy Lasorda, and team logos.Excitement for the 2023 Florida Grower Citrus Show is rising for many, including Doug Bournique, executive director of the Indian River Citrus League. In an ode to Dodgertown grounds at Vero Beach, citrus groves line the east side of the property on the Dodgers’ portion of the facility. The complex features features a 1,300-foot, 5-acre lake system with a river that serves the dual purpose of irrigation for fields and site landscaping.Īmong the 12 practice fields (four Major League, eight Minor League) at Camelback Ranch are replicas of the Dodgers and White Sox home ballparks with exact dimensions of Dodger Stadium and Guaranteed Rate Field, respectively. The Dodgers are in their 15th year at Camelback Ranch in Glendale, Arizona. Dodgers Spring Training at Camelback Ranch The Dodgers’ final Cactus League game of the year is Saturday, at home against the Kansas City Royals.
While it is an afternoon start, the Dodgers will find themselves back at Salt River Fields on Thursday for a matchup with the Arizona Diamondbacks. However, at most the Dodgers will play eight of those due to their March 15 game with the Rockies at Camelback Ranch getting canceled because of rain. Overall, the 2023 Dodgers Spring Training schedule includes nine nighttime games when factoring in the exhibition Freeway Series.
They’re facing the Seattle Mariners under the lights at Peoria Sports Complex on Wednesday, which has a 6:40 p.m. The matchup is the second-to-last night game the Dodgers have in Cactus League play this year. The Dodgers have not listed a probable starter. Last year’s first-round draft pick Gabriel Hughes is scheduled to pitch for the Rockies in just his second professional game. The game had previously been scheduled to begin at 6:10 p.m. PT start time at Salt River Fields on Monday night. First pitch between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Colorado Rockies was changed to a 6:40 p.m.
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