New GPA projects will double berth capacity and significantly increase, yard, gate and rail to focus on landside efficiency.The Georgia Ports Authority hosted their 55th annual 2024 Georgia International Trade Conference. The event brings customers, business partners...
Restaurant Fails: What’s Okay And What’s Not When You’re Dining Out
Eating out is governed by an unwritten rule book. Some behaviors are widely accepted, such as sending back an incorrect order. But others, such as refusing to pay for a disliked meal, are viewed by many Americans as faux pas. A recent YouGov survey asked 1,000...
On The Road Again! Faye Westfall Joins SEPC’s STEP-UPP Retail Class Of 2024 For Georgia Tour
What a wonderful first trip for the Class of 2024!The STEP-UPP Retail students participate in field and plant tours to learn how to partner with growers more effectively, and gain a better understanding of the industry through an emphasis on strategic orientation,...
Product Review: Honey Smoked Salmon Stackers With Lemon Chive Spread And Rice Crackers
I love it when packages show up at my door. It’s such fun! After all you never know what it will be. As the food editor for Where The Food Comes From my past deliveries have included chocolate, popcorn, candy, and other unhealthy but delicious items. Ahh the good old...
A High-Protein Potato? Thanks Molecular Farming!
Molecular farming pioneer PoLoPo announced its SuperAA platform, the first step to producing proteins in common plant crops. The platform is currently deployed in potatoes at greenhouse scale to generate both a native protein (patatin) as well as egg protein...
Faye Westfall Catches Up With Ag Industry Champion Gene McAvoy
“What a long, strange trip it’s been.” - Gene McAvoyGene McAvoy got his start picking tomatoes and strawberries from a small, local New Jersey farm when he was 15 and retired as a top educator and spokesperson for agriculture after his 25 year career as a Regional...
Florida To Protect Over 8,000 Acres Of Productive Agricultural Land
Approximately 8,349 acres of working agricultural lands will be preserved by cost-effective rural land protection easements totaling $25,296,000 through the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ Rural and Family Lands Protection Program. Rural land...
Florida’s Blueberry Season Means Yummy Fruit, Courtesy Of UF/IFAS And Florida Growers
Ready to pick your own blueberries or buy them at the grocery store? Florida’s blueberry season is here, so you’ll likely find a University of Florida variety near you. When you go to the supermarket, you won’t find blueberries labeled as UF/IFAS varieties. But...
Study Links Long-Term Consumption Of Reused Deep-Fried Oils With Increased Neurodegeneration
From the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) A new study found higher levels of neurodegeneration in rats that consumed reused deep fried cooking oils and their offspring compared to rats on a normal diet. Deep frying, which involves...
Growing Strawberries In Water? Is That Actually A Thing?
Fresh Alabama strawberries in November, December, January and February? It’s not as far-fetched as it may sound.