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The UF/IFAS Okaloosa County Master Gardener Volunteers will hold their 2026 Spring Plant Sale 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 18, 2026 at the temporary Extension Annex located at the Okaloosa Technical College (OTC) in Fort Walton Beach.

The address is 1976 Lewis Turner Boulevard i...


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In honor of Graduate Student Appreciation week, we’re featuring the hard work each of our graduate students devotes their time to every day as they work to expand their knowledge of youth and community development. FYCS graduate students dedicate themselves to bettering their communities and discovering new ways to support them. Read more to learn about the specific interests...


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April 15, 2026 update: dates offered for the 4-H Senior events have been changed. The following article reflects current changes and will be updated later with new date and registration information when available.

How: register (https://2026seniormapqu...

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CALLING ALL FLORIDA CATTLE PRODUCERS! Applications are now being accepted for the 2026 Florida Producer Educational Tour to Amarillo, Texas!

This tour is hosted by UF/IFAS Extension with the support of the Florida Cattlemen’s Foundation and numerous sponsors. We will be traveling to the Texas Panhandle to primarily visit mul...


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Each spring and fall in Cedar Key, as full and new moons drive tides rise to seasonal highs along marsh edges and sandy shorelines, horseshoe crabs emerge from the water to spawn. In doing this, horseshoe crabs are continuing a cycle that has persisted for at least 150 million years. For the past decade,


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