Following Hurricane Milton, growers show resilience in ensuring fresh Florida strawberries are available this seasonÂ
Following the storms, some areas required more effort to get the fields back in working order to complete planting.
Following the storms, some areas required more effort to get the fields back in working order to complete planting.
Temperatures were between 103 and 104 degrees Plant City for nine days in August, the hottest in the city’s recorded ...
Imagine a Florida without oranges, Maine without blueberries or California without wine.
Hillsborough will be too hot to grow strawberries by 2050, according to a report from the Environmental Defense Fund.
Research by Environmental Defense Fund and Two Degrees Adapt signals concern for growing strawberries in the Sunshine State due to climate change.
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