
Protection of Florida’s unique environment and stewardship of agricultural lands are top priorities for Florida farmers. Successful farming depends on proper management of Florida’s natural resources. Agricultural practices can be sustainable and environmentally compatible for farmers to continue to produce safe, affordable and abundant products.
Larson Dairy among CARES recipients
One of the first to install a lagoon system to control wastewater, Red Larson has stayed ahead of the curve in waste management
He has implemented many changes over the years, and is up to the challenges that face dairy farming in Florida in the 21st century. Recognizing that the state’s increasing population calls for more locally produced food, Larson Dairy has recently constructed three state-of-the-art, total-confinement barns that can each house 600 cows.
Northern Everglades farmers to receive accolades for environmental stewardship Oct. 8
Twenty farmers and ranchers will be honored on Oct. 8 for their
environmental stewardship at the Okeechobee County Agri-Civic Center.
Tampa Bay CARES program to recognize environmental stewardship by farmers and growers
Twelve Tampa Bay growers will be recognized for their superior natural
resource stewardship during the first-ever Tampa Bay CARES dinner that
will be held during the Hillsborough County Farm Bureau’s annual
meeting on Oct. 1.
Awards recognize environmental stewardship by Suwannee & Santa Fe River basin farmers and ranchers
Twenty-six Suwannee and Santa Fe River Basin farmers and ranchers will
be recognized for their superior natural resource stewardship during
the 9th Annual CARES dinner
Here are some upcoming CARES events.