AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFisheries in the courts: A federal injunction has kept South Atlantic red snapper pilot permits suspended, delaying the start of a planned 62-day season off South Carolina and affecting similar efforts involving Florida. Livestock health: USDA is backing the fight against New World screwworm with $105 million for 40 research and response projects, aiming to detect, contain and eliminate outbreaks that threaten cattle, sheep and swine. Florida conservation planning: FWC will hold a July 8 public hearing on the draft 10-year land management plan for the Dinner Island Ranch Wildlife Management Area in Hendry County, covering habitat protection and hunting/fishing rules. Bees and blooms: FIU researchers are exploring ways to turn Atlantic sargassum into useful products like fertilizer and compost, aiming to reduce harm to water quality and crops. Local agriculture-adjacent business: Gainesville’s Coterie Market is expanding with a coffee trailer and a second location, including a drive-through setup timed for summer and campus demand.
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