Greenhouse Vegetable Production Publications on EDIS:

• Mitchell, J.M. and D.J. Cantliffe. The effects of the 2004 hurricane season on greenhouse vegetable production in Florida. EDIS HS1021.  (view .pdf)

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• Rondon, S.I. 2005.
  Commercial availability of predatory mites. EDIS HS244.  (view .pdf)

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• Cantliffe, D.J. and J.J. Vansickle. 2002.
  Industria European de invernaderos, prácticas de crecimiento y competitividad en el Mercado Estadounidense. EDIS FE332.  (view .pdf)

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• Cantliffe, D.J. and J.J. Vansickle. 2001.
  Competitiveness of the Spanish and Dutch greenhouse industries with the Florida fresh vegetable industry. EDIS HS918.  (view .pdf)

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Protected Agriculture Publications on Squash

• Cantliffe, D.J., N.L. Shaw, J.C. Rodriguez, M. Smither-Kopperl, and P.J. Stoffella. 2007.
  Hydroponic greenhouse production of specialty cucurbit crops at the University of Florida Acta Hort.731:225-234.

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• Shaw, N. 2006.
  Growers get on the bite-size bandwagon. GPN: Greenhouse Product News. 18:52-55.

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• Brew, B.S., A.D. Berry, S.A. Sargent, N.L. Shaw and D.J. Cantliffe. 2006.
  Determination of optimum storage conditions for 'baby' summer squash fruit Cucurbita pepo. Proc. Fla. State Hort. Soc. Vol. 119:343-346.

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• Shaw, N.L. and D.J. Cantliffe. 2005.
  Not just for the garden anymore: filling a niche market, greenhouse-grown baby squash appeals to chefs and consumers alike. Greenhouse Insider. American Vegetable Grower. Vol. 53. No. 11. pp. 23-24.

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• Shaw, N.L. and D.J. Cantliffe. 2005.
  Not just for the garden anymore: filling a niche market, greenhouse-grown baby squash appeals to chefs and consumers alike. Greenhouse Insider. Florida Grower. Vol. 98. No. 11. pp. 25-26.

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• Shaw, N.L. and D.J. Cantliffe. 2005.
  Hydroponic greenhouse production of "baby" squash: selection of suitable squash types and cultivars. HortTechnology. 15(3):722-728.

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• Cantliffe, D.J. and J.J. Vansickle. 2004.
  Florida fruit and vegetable industry in 10 years. Prog. 4th Annual Conf. Intl. Ag. Trade Policy Center. UF/IFAS. Food Res. Econ. Dept. 5 p.

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• Cantliffe, D.J., Shaw, N. and E. Jovicich. 2004.
  New vegetable crops for greenhouses in the southeastern United States. Acta Hort. 633:483-487.

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• Shaw, N.L and D.J. Cantliffe. 2004.
  Hydroponically grown 'baby' squash: gourmet appeal for the greenhouse grower. Proc. Fla. State Hort. Soc. 117:43-46.

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• Shaw, N.L. and D.J. Cantliffe. 2004.
  Add variety to your greenhouse and table with hydroponically grown 'baby' squash. Acta Horticulturae. 659:509-514.

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• Smither-Kopperl, M.L. and D.J. Cantliffe. 2004.
  Protected agriculture as a methyl bromide alternative?  Current reality and future promise. Proc. Fla. State Hort. Soc. 117:21-27.

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• Villalta, A.M., M. Ergun, A.D. Berry, N.L. Shaw and S.A. Sargent. 2004.
  Quality changes of yellow summer squash blossoms (Cucurbita pepo) during storage. Acta Horticulturae. 659:831-834.

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• Cantliffe, D. and J. Vansickle. 2003.
  Mexican Competition: now from the greenhouse. Proc. Florida Tomato Inst. Naples, FL. P. Gilreath and W.H. Stall (eds). pp:2-3.

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