A dollar estimate on Ian's damage, giant fruits and veggies, and more UF/IFAS news

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		For the week beginning October 17, 2022
		Timely News: Scouring for some Halloween story goodies? UF/IFAS has expertise in bats, pumpkins, spooky invasive plants, healthier treat alternatives, youth safety and more. Not sure? Contact us and we will let you know if we have an expert! >
		Below are the most recent research, programs, events and more from UF/IFAS. We can help you cover and localize news to your area; just use the contact links below or reply to this email. Economists estimate up to $1.56 billion hit to Florida agriculture due to Hurricane Ian The estimated range of $787 million to $1.56 billion was released as part of a new document, “Preliminary Assessment of Agricultural Losses Resulting from Hurricane Ian,” from the UF/IFAS Economic Impact Analysis Program. Contact >  Virtual press conference, held Oct. 18: View the recording or download the files. Coastal safety after Hurricane Ian, Q&A with Florida Sea Grant experts Hurricane Ian’s impact on Florida’s coast lingers, leaving questions about derelict vessels, water quality and more. Florida Sea Grant UF/IFAS Extension agents and other experts address coastal safety after the hurricane. View the live Q&A.  Contact >  The art and science of growing giant fruits and vegetables Florida agriculture is huge, and sometimes, quite literally. Over the past 36 years, the University of Florida has kept record of the scale-tipping Florida-grown produce. The new titleholder at left was grown in Santa Rosa County earlier this year. Contact >  LAUNCHES TODAY: The Food is Our Middle Name Podcast What's the deal with ...how our favorite foods get to our plates? ...the food shortages recently experienced? ...careers in food? Whet your appetite with the trailer, and catch the answers to these questions and more, wherever you get your podcasts. Contact >
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		Los economistas estiman pérdidas de hasta $1,56 billones en la agricultura de Florida debido al Huracán Ian La estimación forma parte de un nuevo documento en inglés, perteneciente al Programa de Análisis de Impacto Económico de UF/IFAS. Contacto >
		More from UF/IFAS Communications Our blogs share knowledge: Baby, it’s cold outside! Plant protection tips David Austin, UF/IFAS Extension Highlands County residential horticulture agent, says a few mild winters can catch homeowners off-guard. Take his advice before the next cold snap and keep your landscape lush year-round. Contact > Video stories: Indigo research Florida farmers could have the chance to cash in on the consumer demand for natural dyes, thanks to some new UF/IFAS research showing that indigo plants can grow in the Sunshine State all year round. Contact > Visual learning: Monster Mixtures infographic As cleanup continues after Hurricane Ian, a reminder that mixing common cleaners can be deadly. See more infographics > Contact >
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