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Marco Island Farmers Market to open Nov. 15
The Marco Island Farmers Market opens Wednesday, Nov. 15, and run weekly through April 18, 2018.
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Florida gets another chance in ‘water war’ with Georgia
Florida has gotten yet another chance to win its “water war” with Georgia.
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Your guide to green markets in Florida, 2017-18
Farmers/green markets provide an opportunity to buy fresh produce and give consumers a chance to support and meet local growers.
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What’s Fresh in Florida in October?
From squash and avocado to sweet corn and guava, get ready to enjoy the best of the season. When you eat by the season, not only does it taste better, but it’s more nutritious and you’re helping to support the local farmers.
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Corey Avenue Sunday Market, St. Pete Beach, opens
The Corey Avenue Sunday Market opened Oct. 1 and runs through May.
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Florida Fall Fun: Corn Mazes, Harvest Festivals, & Pumpkin Patches, Oh My!
Who’s looking for some good ole Florida Fall Fun!?! This is without a doubt the most exciting time of the year throughout the Sunshine State, as we start welcoming the cooler weather (allegedly), we find more ways to celebrate the great outdoors. From welcoming back our seasonal farmer’s markets, to corn mazes, harvest festivals, pumpkin patches and family traditions, Fall allows us all to pay tribute to our growers and experience outdoor adventures often forgotten during the heat scorching summer months. We hope you take full advantage this season, and even put together a list of great ways to...
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What to plant in October in Florida
Inspired by the University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences’ info-graphic “Edibles to Plant in October,” we decided to highlight everything on the list that starts from seed and is growing in October. The edibles listed below are zoned statewide. The Southern region takes a full lead with seeding this month. Northern and Central regions: Sorry, but bean, corn, cucumber, peas and squash sections are not for you this month! Edibles to plant from seeds this month Beans: Bush, Lima and Pole (Southern Zone only) Bush: These mature early and do not need staking. Don’t over-fertilize, as too much nitrogen limits...
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Downtown Fort Pierce Farmers Market celebrates 20 years
The Downtown Fort Pierce Farmers Market is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.
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