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An Audience Of One

OAN has positioned itself as the Trumpiest channel on air—and an eventual home for the president, win or lose

UF/IFAS Extension Helps Farmworkers Stay Safe From COVID

UF/IFAS EXTENSION EXPERTS are communicating with agricultural workers to connect them with COVID-19 free testing, safety information and training – a role they have been serving throughout the pandemic.

UF Economists: Florida Ag Took $55 Million to $100 Million Hit From Hurricane Sally

THE COMBINATION OF CROPS, livestock and aquaculture products lost as a result of Hurricane Sally will likely be valued between $55 million and $100 million, University of Florida economists predict.

THE GREENING CHALLENGE

Researchers Try to Crack Greening With Comparative Genomics

SIGNS of the SEASON

Celebrating Fall With Florida Pumpkins and Squash

Making Lemonade From Lemons

As Greening Battle Continues, Florida Orange Growers Turn to Hardy Lemons as Alternative

Program Highlight

Florida Agriculture Literacy Program Modifies Events for Safety

Ag Time WITH ABBY Shaping the Future

FOR ABOUT 12 YEARS NOW, Florida Agriculture In The Classroom has been creating books and content that can relate to students of all ages and their connection to agriculture. Each year, FFA and 4-H members all spend part of their day reading a specific book to different grade levels at local elementary schools across the state of Florida.

2020-2021 Citrus Forecast

Despite Expected Drop in Production, Growers Encouraged That Mexico, Brazil Face Same Challenges

Success During and After COVID-19

Starting Up & Achieving Business Success in the Era of COVID-19

Interview with Dan Aykroyd

Dan Aykroyd on His Ultra-Premium Crystal Head Vodka, His Favorite Memories from His Illustrious Acting Career & More

Journey into the Online World

Mega-influencer Sisters Build Namesake Digital Agency

Building Connections Through Blogging

Renowned Beauty & Lifestyle Blogger Encourages Entrepreneurs to Find Their Passions

Strategies for Running a Compliant Business from Home

Ensure Continuous Operation, Productivity, and Profitability of Your Business

Making Money in Uncertain Times

Ten Businesses to Make a Living from Home or Online

For Those on the Move

Entrepreneur Creates a Prepasted, Disposable Pocket-sized Toothbrush

Helping People Through Apparel

Graphic and Fashion Designer Designs Alternative Clothing Line for a Cause

Confidently Build Your Business During COVID-19

Six Steps to Help You Grow and Thrive

An Exercise in Subtlety

How Your Business Can Use Informational Content to Sell Your Products

The future of user experience design starts with AI

Salesforce leans on smart tech to let companies build websites that adapt to their users

The Comedian Is In

Dope Queen Phoebe Robinson is using her new platform to explore all sorts of hang-ups: her guests’, her industry’s, and even her own.

Beyond Woke Capitalism

What it’ll take to get companies to the promised land of an equitable relationship with both workers and society

Drawing Conclusions

Data journalist Mona Chalabi delivers messages to the masses.

What's Baked Into the Market?

The news is wild heading into the U.S. elections, but investment pros think they have a grip on that. (Sure)

‘Jacinda-mania' Is Back In New Zealand

After beating back Covid-19, the popular prime minister is cruising toward a second term

WHAT WOULD EMILY OSTER DO?

WHY SO MANY PARENTS ARE TAKING THEIR CUES FROM A HYPER-RATIONAL, DATA-OBSESSED ECONOMIST

Why Black Friday Could Be Blue

Pandemic fears, social distancing, and job losses may damp shoppers’ holiday madness

Pack the Supreme Court, Or Strip Its Powers?

A proposal to restrict the court’s authority over certain laws stirs interest on the left

Watching for a Cloudburst

Cloud computing stock values and IPOs are soaring in the Covid-era economy

SUBURBAN DAD, CITIGROUP SVP, AND HIGH PRIEST OF Q

Jason Gelinas lived a normal suburban life with a plum Wall Street gig. He also ran the news hub for a pro-Trump conspiracy theory