National Farmers Market Week begins next week, making it a great time to support local growers and enjoy fresh, seasonal foods. Explore UF/IFAS resources on shopping farmers' markets, along with Fresh From Florida's guide to seasonal produce, to make the most of your next market visit.
Back-to-school meal planning doesn't have to be complicated. A UF/IFAS nutrition expert shares practical tips for preparing healthy, affordable meals and snacks that fit busy school schedules.
On Aug. 4, Florida 4-H will celebrate the next chapter of Camp Cherry Lake with a groundbreaking ceremony marking new facility improvements that will support youth leadership, outdoor education and hands-on learning across the state.
Return 'Em Right is expanding into the South Atlantic, bringing reef fish anglers in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida's east coast new tools and education to improve fish survival after release.
Join a free documentary screening and panel discussion on Sept. 1 exploring hurricane recovery and community resilience in Cedar Key through the experiences of residents, researchers and disaster preparedness experts. The event will also be livestreamed.
Producing more food while using fewer resources is a growing priority for Florida agriculture. Learn how UF/IFAS researchers are helping growers improve irrigation and fertilizer management to reduce costs, conserve water and protect natural resources.
Back-to-school shopping doesn't have to break the budget. Learn how Florida's tax rules, smart timing and strategic shopping can help families save money on school supplies this season.
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A Florida Sea Turtle Grants Program award will support a UF study examining the contributions of Florida's sea turtle volunteers, providing the first statewide look at their roles, motivations and impact on conservation efforts.
Take a closer look at Florida's unique clam farming industry as UF/IFAS aquaculture expert Leslie Sturmer explains how clams are grown and why they play an important role in the state's seafood industry.
Mushrooms do much more than appear after a rainy day. Learn how fungi recycle nutrients, support healthy plants, improve soil and water quality, and play an essential role in Florida's ecosystems.
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