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Beer and Business - The Economic Impact of Craft Beer in America
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In this episode, Nathan Palardy, assistant professor of Food and Resource Economics, joins the F.R.E. lunch podcast team to discuss how craft breweries impact local economies, and his research into the policies surrounding beer sales in the United States.
Note: This episode was initially scheduled for release in September, but was delayed due to the wide-ranging impacts of Hurricane Helene across the Southeastern United States. Some areas mentioned in this episode, such as Asheville, NC. were severely impacted and are still recovering. For more resources about all stages of Disaster Preparation, Response, and Recovery, visit the following sources:
- UF/IFAS Disaster Preparation & Recovery
- Florida Extension Disaster Education Network
- Florida Farm Bureau Helene Resources
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