Florida Arbor Day—More Than Planting Trees January 21st marks Florida’s Arbor Day, and throughout the state, there will be events with tree giveaways and plantings. New trees are an important component of the environment, but… Read More
FLORIDA HORIZONS Life in Florida is shaped by natural forces that we often take for granted. Our weather and climate, our water resources, and our shorelines are more than attractions or places for recreation. They… Read More
A logo and its usage are some of the most critical aspects of an organization’s identity. Consistency with the UF/IFAS logos will build a unified visual presence and enable our brand to be strong and… Read More
UF/IFAS faculty and staff are always looking for more tools to add to their communications toolbox. That’s why we’re making a concentrated effort to provide more details and specialized information via the Blogs.IFAS system. Go to… Read More
BOOKSTORE HOLIDAY HOURS Run Rudolph run! December 15 is the last day to order online in Florida and be guaranteed delivery before Christmas. The IFAS Extension Bookstore will be closed December 23-31. Orders received after… Read More
Image Alternative Text – ADA Compliance Providing content in ways all Florida residents can consume is essential. It is also the law. Over 28% of people in Florida have some sort of disability[1] that may… Read More
Maj. Wilford Greigo has served more than 20 years in the U.S. Army as a Combat Engineer. As he was nearing the end of his military Service, Greigo was looking for a career move in… Read More
What’s New at IFASBOOKS Munchy Adventures 4-H Project Book Chef Nicky is back! Everyone’s favorite health-minded guinea pig has returned with a new adventure filled with challenges, puzzles, fun physical activities and games, recipes and… Read More
UF/IFAS Communications Video is offering a new promotional video! The promo is available from Vimeo for embedding or download. It’s aimed to help encourage contributions of unopened jars of peanut butter to local UF/IFAS Extension… Read More
Photographs used on websites do not need to be super high resolution. However, that is not the case with images used on print pieces. As a general rule of thumb, files sized around 1 MB… Read More
