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President's Letter President's Letter: FNGLA Leaders in Tallahassee
11 Mar 2025

Last month the FNGLA Board of Directors were in Tallahassee for the association’s annual Board Meeting and visits with local lawmakers at the state’s Capitol. Board members gathered for FNGLA’s third board meeting of the year, and we were joined by m

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Guest Column Michael Dukes: Effectiveness of Fertilizer Ordinances | Guest Column
09 Feb 2024

In the 2023 legislative session, UF/IFAS was tasked with the following: “…evaluate the effectiveness of the timing of seasonal fertilizer restrictions on urban landscapes toward achieving nutrient target objectives for waterbodies statewide.” In addi

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