February Features

EPA criticized

The Environmental Protection Agency consistently fails to employ good science, according to speakers at the American Farm Bureau Federation Annual Meeting held in January in Houston.

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Floriculture spells success for Martin Co. grower

A grower who moved his carnation operation from Massachusetts 40 years ago is succesfully producing cut flowers using innovative methods in Florida's Martin County.

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Okeechobee programs salvaging lives

Dunklin Memorial Church in Okeechobee, Fla. operates a camp that is "regenerating" alcoholics, drug addicts and their families.

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Okeechobee County craftsman creates knives that are works of art

Jim Elliott practices the art of making knives by hand at his shop in Bassinger, Okeechobee County.

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Preserving endangered plants

A rare species of St. John's Wort found only in four counties in central Florida is disappearing. University of Florida researchers are studying the plant's genetics and local environmental conditions in hopes of conserving it and other endangered plants.

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