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Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried has been trying to revive the state's troubled farming sector as its markets have shrunk due to the COVID...
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Michelle Stark, food editor of the Tampa Bay Times, has been writing about how to eat well, even when we're eating emergency supplies. She gave WUSF’s...
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The Florida Department of Agriculture has announced more than 900 sites in the state that will be serving meals as schools shut down until March 30. The...
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Colossal oysters, which once thrived in Florida's northern Gulf Coast, are shrinking in size and in numbers. Scientists at the University of South...
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Florida's oyster business is making a slow comeback. Apalachicola Bay in the Panhandle used to be known for its oyster fisheries until it all collapsed...
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About 200,000 children in Florida could lose their access to free lunches under changes to the federal government’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance...
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The king of sliders is coming to Florida. White Castle is set to begin construction on a new restaurant in Orlando in 2020.
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Orange, black — and now teal? Yes, teal. There are teal plastic pumpkins, paint-your-own pumpkin kits, and trick-or-treating buckets. It’s all part of a...
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The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services expressed concern Wednesday about a virus dangerous to tomatoes and peppers that has been...
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For the next several weeks, WUSF News and The Zest podcast are collaborating on a special reporting project on honey bees.