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In early 2010, I enjoyed a supermarket experience that I’d never had before. I bought a pretty, stridently red winter tomato that actually tasted like something. As is de rigueur with so-called premium produce nowadays, my purchase bore a little sticker with the trademarked name... Read More →

For most of the 19th century higher education in America was reserved for the very wealthy and focused almost exclusively on classical subjects. But forward-thinking leaders like Jonathan Baldwin Turner of Illinois, Justin Smith Morrill of Vermont and President Abraham Lincoln... Read More →

BlueYouth Berries owner Carleen Gunter was a third-generation citrus farmer, but pressures on her Odessa orange groves from pests and disease proved to be too much. In searching for a replacement crop, Gunter found that blueberries faced fewer problems and allowed for a quick... Read More →

Many University of Florida faculty watched with pride this spring as Ocala-bred Silver Charm raced into history by winning the Kentucky Derby and Preakness. They’ve seen many horses like Silver Charm come through UF’s College of Veterinary Medicine over the years.... Read More →