AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFresh Produce & Food Safety: A new federal “traceability” rule meant to speed outbreak investigations has been delayed for 15 years, now pushed to 2028—critics say it could have helped contain the massive cyclosporiasis outbreak sooner. Florida Water & Wetlands: After prolonged drought lowered Lake Okeechobee levels, state crews dredged muck and exposed native plants, sparking a “renaissance” that could still be undone by a single hurricane. Coastal Wildlife: Sea turtle nest counts hit records in Florida, but experts warn recent moves to weaken the Endangered Species Act could stall long-term recovery. Invasive Species: A University of Florida study highlights cogongrass as a tick-friendly invasive grass, helping lone star ticks survive longer. Local Agriculture & Community: Panama City’s downtown farmers market drew vendors and families, underscoring steady demand for local food. Fishing Outlook: A Florida freshwater fishing forecast points to better conditions tied to oxygen production and afternoon/evening feeding windows.
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