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Citrus industry, ‘decimated’ by greening, clings to hope, Simpson says
The citrus industry was worth about $7 billion in the 2020-2021 fiscal year, according to University of Florida researchers.  more
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New restaurant opens in Apopka
As the only restaurant in the Orlando area to serve both Indian and Thai cuisines, Paradise Tandoor and Biryani offers a one-of-a-kind dining experience that blends the rich spices of Indian food with the zesty, aromatic flavors of Thai cooking. more
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Hope CommUnity Center opening a food pantry in Apopka
Guided by its slogan "Filled with Hope," HCC wants to ensure every individual has access to food in a welcoming and supportive environment. more
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UF/IFAS researchers deploy drones to perfect nutrient rates
The UF/IFAS Best Management Practices Lab is using drones to develop algorithms that estimate nutrient application rates for optimal crop yields. more
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A look down a grocery aisle at Aldi.
House lawmakers file bipartisan bill encouraging construction of grocery stores in food deserts
HB 89 would allow local governments to authorize “small-footprint grocery stores” in food insecure areas, as designated by the state Office of Economic and Demographic Research. more
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Examples of citrus greening.
Florida citrus is expected to produce the smallest crop in over a century
After two back-to-back hurricanes – Helene and Milton – in late September and early October, the USDA released its December forecast for the 2024-2025 citrus harvest. It's poised to be the smallest in over a century. more
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Report: Florida's citrus industry crop is down 90% from two decades before
The report by Florida Taxwatch says the industry is under assault by citrus diseases and hurricanes. Florida was hit by three hurricanes this year alone, with two of them, Helene and Milton, impacting the citrus industry.  more
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Sweet potatoes: The nutritious star of the holiday table
Florida’s sweet potato varieties generally come from Central and North Florida, and different potatoes are best used in specific types of recipes, but they all share the same nutritious profile. more
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Mix up your holiday drinks with these Florida-inspired mocktails
Choosing mocktails over cocktails means you’re avoiding all the negative health effects of alcohol, but it is also a boost to your gut health since alcohol can disrupt the healthy flora in your stomach. more
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Good nutrition; from pantry to plate
When it comes to nutrition, not all choices are created equal. Parents want their  kids to grow up healthy and happy, and most of us know that diet – what we eat, how much,  and how it’s cooked – plays a major role in overall well-being.   more
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Happy Thanksgiving Apopka!
A history of Thanksgiving
In 1789, George Washington issued the first Thanksgiving proclamation by the national government of the United States; in it, he called upon Americans to express their gratitude for the conclusion to the country’s war of independence and the successful ratification of the U.S. Constitution. more
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A sketch from 1877 illustrating the landing of the Pilgrims by artist Albert Bobbett.
How the first Pilgrims and the Puritans differed in their views on religion and respect for Native Americans
For the Pilgrims, what we today know as Thanksgiving was not a feast but a spiritual devotion. It was a solemn, non-celebratory occasion, not a holiday. more
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Toss lukewarm leftovers, UF/IFAS food safety expert warns
Clostridium perfringens, a bacterium that proliferates in food kept at improper temperatures, thrives in high-protein foods of animal origin, including red meat, poultry, pork and gravy. more
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Fall means cranberry season − and sweet seasonal holiday dishes.
No need to overload your cranberry sauce with sugar this holiday season − a food scientist explains how to cook with fewer added sweeteners
This holiday season, you can easily cut the sugar added to your cranberry dishes and get the health benefits without a blood glucose spike. more
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Eggs Up Grill: A great place for breakfast and to connect with the Apopka community
In the Hunt Club Apopka area, there has been a glaring need for a solid breakfast spot, and the Giordanos saw an opportunity to fill the gap and create a place where the community can gather over a hearty meal. more
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Celebrate the holidays with comfort and savings: Choose natural gas
Whether you’re roasting a picture-perfect Thanksgiving turkey, baking a tasteful Christmas Eve ham, or whipping up your favorite dessert, there’s nothing better than bringing your loved ones together over a delicious meal, and there’s no better way to cook than with natural gas. more
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Central Florida Soccer Club organizes successful food drive to support Apopka schools
This year, CFSC collected and donated over 7,500 food items to three local elementary schools: Apopka Elementary, Dream Lake Elementary, and Rock Springs Elementary. more
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Study: Where to buy the cheapest food for Thanksgiving
Items like chicken is cheapest at Walmart; ground beef – at Aldi; plain milk – at Costco; whipped cream – at Kroger; and parmesan – at Target. Find out more of where to shop and save for Thanksgiving. more
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Following Hurricane Milton, Florida growers show resilience in ensuring fresh Florida strawberries are available this season
Following the storms, some areas required more effort to get the fields back in working order to complete planting. Growers had to wait until the water receded before they could begin their recovery efforts. more
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At what price?
If you think grocery prices take a big bite out of your paycheck in the US, check out the rest of the world
The cost of food has been a big concern for Americans since the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, with U.S. food prices rising 25% between 2019 and 2023. While U.S. food inflation slowed considerably in 2024, grocery prices are still up from prepandemic numbers. more
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Help HOPE CommUnity Center prepare for Helene
Hope Community Center is urgently collecting non-perishable food items to ensure it can support these families once the storm clears. Your donation will go directly to those in need, offering stability and nourishment in a time of uncertainty. more
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Hunger is rising, but we can turn the tide
When you’re living with food insecurity, it’s all you can think about – from the moment you wake up in the morning to your last restless worries before falling asleep. more
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Valerie De Anda, at a recent graduate student symposium at UF main campus Gainesville.
Breaking barriers, mentoring minds: New UF/IFAS scientist earns spot among America’s inspiring Hispanic/Latinx researchers 
Valerie De Anda Torres, an assistant professor of microbiology and cell science, joins more than 300 fellow scientists on the Atlas of Inspiring Hispanic/Latinx Scientists.   more
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Eggs Up Grill Apopka launches “Good Egg” community initiative
Residents of Apopka are invited to nominate individuals who exemplify exceptional dedication and service in our community; Eggs Up Grill wants to hear about them! more
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When grocery prices rise, it’s harder to fill your shopping cart.
US food insecurity rate rose to 13.5% in 2023 as government benefits declined and food prices soared
Food insecurity is a perplexing problem in a country where there’s enough food for everyone living here – and about 40% of the food produced goes to waste. more
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