• NOAA_SolarFlare

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    The May meeting of the SART Advisory Board discussed agricultural concerns and response in the event of a radiological emergency.  

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  • Forward

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    What is "shadow evacuation" and what is America's experience? Do you know the numbers from the Three Mile Island incident?  

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  • Chicken-Raising

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    Lionfish may be the straw that breaks the back of Western Atlantic and Caribbean coral reefs, including those in Florida.  

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SART is a multi-agency coordination group consisting of governmental and private entities dedicated to strengthening all-hazard disaster capabilities through partnerships. Florida SART will support an effective and coordinated incident response for the animal and agricultural sectors in the State of Florida.

SART AwardDuck and Cover

"Duck and cover" no longer means crawling under your desk in the event of a nuclear emergency, though caught in some unforeseen radiological event the operative action might be to remain inside, which used to be called "shelter in place." More ...


Training 500 Years of Florida Agriculture

Florida's agricultural history began after the first Paleo-Indian cultures migrated into Florida following big game herds and gathering food sources. Naturally, fish, shellfish and wildlife comprised most of the diet of early inhabitants. More ...


ExtinctionSART Co-Founder Retires

After 33 years with the USDA, Florida SART co-founder Tim Manning has retired. Tim's role in SART has diminished during the last couple years because he was promoted within USDA/FSA to the position of Florida State Director.More ...

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