AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoInvasive Species Control: Clearwater began releasing 10,000 native eastern mosquitofish (gambusias) into four lakes to cut mosquito larvae amid a dengue emergency, with more fish planned across the city. Food Safety Recalls: USDA announced a nationwide recall of 83+ tons of meat shipped with falsified USDA inspection labels, and FSIS recalled ready-to-eat Korean chicken stew sold in Florida and other states due to lack of import reinspection. Aquaculture & Seafood Management: Pensacola’s Lionfish Festival and Invitational aims to protect Gulf reefs by removing invasive lionfish, using divers and public education. Agriculture Policy at the Ballot: Florida’s Nov. 3 amendment package includes a proposal to exempt certain property used in agricultural production or agritourism from property taxes, alongside budget and homestead changes. Local Food Security: Duval County’s UF/IFAS-backed Peanut Butter Challenge runs Oct. 1–31, collecting jars for area food pantries. Tropical Crops Spotlight: A popular explainer highlights lychee and rambutan—both grown in hot climates including Florida—tying fresh produce interest to seasonal demand.
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