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Nutrition Farming, the Future of Agriculture
The future of agriculture is now. Over the last 70 years, farmers have been taught to farm using monoculture, fumigants, expensive high salt fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and now antibiotics to
The Attraction of Authentic Cattle Drives
On Saturday, March 10th, the public was able to see a band of authentic cowboys and cowgirls on an as-real-as-it-can-get cattle drive down Main Street in Immokalee, Florida. It’s a
Go Greenhow: Important Financial Tips
IRA? Now’s the Time! The recent stock market volatility has been an interesting ride for everyone – but within the changes lie financial opportunities. For example, it’s an excellent time
Keeping it Cool in the Caribbean
The friendly city of Auburndale, located in the very heart of Central Florida and the home of Adams Cold Storage (ACS), is about as landlocked as a city can be
Springtime with these Gardening Steps
Now that the warm weather has arrived, it’s time for the gardening tips for March. We have some great suggestions this month to make anyone a lawn and gardening pro.
Teaching Our Children the Hunting Tradition
In the hustle and bustle of modern life, it is easy to let our traditions, like hunting together, get lost and forgotten. Children especially may not appreciate the skill and
Simple Ways to Support Your Local Farming Community
March 20th is National Ag Day, and it’s the perfect time to discuss how we can support the local farming community, not just on this day, but all year. The
Finding Equine Facts
You can find a lot of misleading, incorrect or opinion tainted information searching on the internet. Have you thought about where you might look on the internet to find factual
FYI: A Great Opportunity for Youth in Ag
The opportunities for children and teenagers in Florida to learn about the interesting, important, and wonderful world of agriculture are plentiful. Programs such as FFA in the schools and 4H
Road to Recovery for Groves
Congress Finally Passes Bill to Help Florida Farmers in Wake of Irma by REPRESENTATIVE TOM ROONEY When Florida citrus growers looked ahead to their crop projections last year, the future
