Florida small businesses are navigating unprecedented challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is a particularly challenging time for farms and agritourism operators, as the free market economy has been dramatically
Many, if not most, events have been or are being canceled to help thwart the spread of Coronavirus. Some are by Governor DeSantis’ order and some are due to other
FATA has been working with the Tennessee Agritourism Association to plan a visit to agritourism operations in Tennessee. We have two full days of farm tours planned, leaving from Nashville
Dr. Jennifer Taylor is an associate professor in the College of Agriculture and Food Sciences (CAFS) at Florida A&M University. In 2018, she was appointed to serve on the Cornucopia
Join us for a day of fun with Santa! Train, jump pillow, corn hole, barnyard ballgames, Christmas craft, cookies and fresh OJ. The event is FREE!
Check out this great article about Agritourism in Florida: https://leisuregrouptravel.com/florida-agritourism-association-adds-new-dimension-to-industry/ As soon as I was tall enough, I spent a few weeks each summer at my aunt and uncle’s
Florida’s beekeepers are recovering thanks to the support of Florida State Beekeepers Association, our FATA members, bee lovers and hurricane responders. Our Association stepped up to help the beekeepers because we
Hurricane Michael made landfall near Mexico Beach, Florida on October 10th as a very strong Category 4 hurricane. As a result, thousands of Panhandle residents have lost property or been
Florida Growers Mix Business and Pleasure with AgriTourism on the Blueberry Farm by MARY TOOTHMAN The cold weather slightly delayed the Red, White & Blues Farm’s blueberry season opening of
Check out this article about our Founding Member Mattco Enterprises! http://www.heraldtribune.com/news/20180312/florida-citrus-growers-to-try-new-cash-crop-bamboo
