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Post-Hurricane Landscaping Tips: Pines in Decline
Ashley EllisSeptember 29th, 2023Florida is no stranger to the powerful forces of hurricanes that sweep through its landscapes, leaving devastation in their wake. Hurricane Idalia, Ian, and Irma have all drastically impacted our local landscapes in recent years. While immediate attention is often focused on the visible damage (ex. uprooted trees, down limbs, etc.) caused by these storms, […]
After the Storm Passes: What to Do
Andra JohnsonSeptember 1st, 2023I hope that you and your loved ones are safe from harm. Early Wednesday morning, Hurricane Idalia made landfall along Florida’s West Central Coast as a Category 3 storm. As of Friday, many areas of North Florida are without power, and there has been widespread damage from high winds and storm surge. UF/IFAS Extension faculty […]
How Long Is Your Food Safe Without Power?
Maria Portelos-RometoAugust 31st, 2023Hurricane season is here, and we might (or did) experience a loss of power in the event of a storm. Have you thought about how long your food stays safe in the refrigerator if the electricity goes out? There are things you can do to prepare your refrigerator so that it can stay colder—and keep […]