AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWildlife in the Everglades: Audubon reports Florida’s snail kites are successfully nesting and fledglings are taking flight in a Del Webb development preserve near Port St. Lucie, turning the area into a mini wildlife hub. Citrus Update: Florida citrus growers say the season is ending slightly ahead of last year’s production, with USDA orange, grapefruit, and specialty crop numbers nudging upward—while citrus greening and past freezes/hurricanes still loom. Food Safety & Water: As cyclosporiasis cases rise, reporting highlights how contaminated irrigation water and sewage issues can spread Cyclospora to produce, reinforcing careful washing and safe handling. Right to Garden Policy Push: A “Right to Garden” movement is gaining traction, arguing state preemption should protect home food growing from restrictive local rules and HOA limits. Beach-Nesting Protection: Audubon of Martin County urges July 4 fireworks away from nesting habitat to reduce harm to shorebirds and sea turtles. Local Mango Season: Gainesville’s mango festival goes on despite a shorter, weaker season blamed on freeze damage and powdery mildew.
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