AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEverglades Water Debate: Friends of the Everglades says the Army Corps’ huge Everglades Agricultural Area reservoir still won’t restore natural flow, calling for an additional 77,000-acre, 13-foot-deep storage plan and more water volume to keep the Everglades from staying dry. Recreational Fishing: NOAA approved a revised red snapper plan that gives anglers a 14-day federal season in South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida (Oct. 9–22), with a one-fish-per-day limit and a 20-inch minimum. Food Safety: Florida agriculture officials flagged possible Listeria in Gias Foods’ Bettergoods Lemon Alfredo frozen pasta sold at Walmart; all lot codes are recalled nationwide, with no illnesses reported. Local Agriculture & Water: Alachua County keeps water restrictions despite a wetter August, citing continued groundwater lag after years of drought. Community Peanut Culture: Williston’s annual peanut festival drew major local participation, celebrating the peanut industry and community traditions.
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