Marian Summerall

3 weeks ago | wuwf.org | Marian Summerall

With the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicting above-normal Atlantic hurricane activity for this year, new data shows the season is also bringing uncertainty to Florida farmers. The Florida Farm Bureau Federation, UF/IFAS Center for Leadership and Mind Your Melon Foundation released a report highlighting the mental distress that Florida farmers are facing. Nearly 25% of Florida farmers reported that weather and its impacts on farms cause high levels of stress and uncertainty.

3 weeks ago | cfpublic.org | Marian Summerall |Brendan Byrne

Our existence has an expiration dateFrom black holes, imploding stars and our sun swallowing our planet, there are a ton of ways life as we know it could end. Aside from asteroids and floating space debris colliding with our planet, Walkabout the Galaxy’s Josh Colwell said one way our world could end is when our Earth dies.

3 weeks ago | health.wusf.usf.edu | Marian Summerall

With the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicting above-normal Atlantic hurricane activity for this year, new data shows the season is also bringing uncertainty to Florida farmers. The Florida Farm Bureau Federation, UF/IFAS Center for Leadership and Mind Your Melon Foundation released a report highlighting the mental distress that Florida farmers are facing. Nearly 25% of Florida farmers reported that weather and its impacts on farms cause high levels of stress and uncertainty.

3 weeks ago | wlrn.org | Marian Summerall

With the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicting above-normal Atlantic hurricane activity for this year, new data shows the season is also bringing uncertainty to Florida farmers. The Florida Farm Bureau Federation, UF/IFAS Center for Leadership and Mind Your Melon Foundation released a report highlighting the mental distress that Florida farmers are facing. Nearly 25% of Florida farmers reported that weather and its impacts on farms cause high levels of stress and uncertainty.

3 weeks ago | wusf.org | Marian Summerall

With the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicting above-normal Atlantic hurricane activity for this year, new data shows the season is also bringing uncertainty to Florida farmers. The Florida Farm Bureau Federation, UF/IFAS Center for Leadership and Mind Your Melon Foundation released a report highlighting the mental distress that Florida farmers are facing. Nearly 25% of Florida farmers reported that weather and its impacts on farms cause high levels of stress and uncertainty.