From the Editor’s Desk • August 5, 2026 Think you can’t support agriculture if you’re not a farmer? Think again. The truth is, the industry needs people on both sides of the
In Florida Man Adventures, TV20’s Adam Pittman shows us how one family in Bronson has been raising livestock for over a century. By WCJB Staff Published: Jan. 8, 2026 at 5:27 PM
BY Lizbeth Gutierrez Polk County PUBLISHED 7:49 AM ET Nov. 20, 2025 LAKELAND, Fla. — More farmers and ranchers are embracing agritourism opportunities on their properties. It’s a way to incorporate recreation and educational experiences. The agritourism industry
If you’ve had your ear to the ground lately, you’ve likely noticed that there is a newly ignited excitement around locally raised beef. There’s more behind local beef’s surging popularity
www.plant-tours.com By 2027, the global smart agriculture market is expected to more than double in value, from $15 billion to $33 billion. The smart agriculture industry has grown significantly over
Key takeaway: As it closes after nearly 85 years, a look back at Mixon Fruit Farms, and its longtime owners, reveals a passion for making memories. Core challenge: The agriculture industry in
Hurricanes Made This Year’s Harvest a Trying Time for Some Growers by PAUL CATALA 2023 Blueberry Roundup – Central Florida Ag News During the past two years, Florida’s blueberry harvests
U-pick farms in Florida: From blueberries to figs, fresh and fun
SEBRING, FL (Sept. 19, 2022) – The area’s first Agritourism Forum took place Sept. 13-14 at the Highlands County Extension Office in Sebring with more than 30 registrants from all
Due to the enormous impact of Hurricane Ian, Please check with each farm location before planning a trip these next few weeks as many have had to postpone or cancel.
