Levy County Rancher Named 2027 Florida Farmer of the Year
Dr. Hal Phillips of Levy County has been named Florida Farm Bureau‘s 2027 Florida Farmer of the Year. The winner was announced at…
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2026 Farm-City Week
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Farm-City Week is celebrated the week leading up to Thanksgiving: Nov. 18-25, 2026. This week is used to celebrate and recognize the beneficial partnerships between rural and urban communities that make our food supply safe and plentiful. Florida counties often partner with schools and community groups to host award banquets,…
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University of Florida Student Braley Hines Wins Collegiate Discussion Meet
University of Florida student Braley Hines earned first place in the Florida Farm Bureau Federation Collegiate Discussion Meet during the organization’s 85th Annual Meeting Oct. 28 in Daytona Beach. Hines is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in agricultural education and communication with a specialization in communication and leadership development and a…
Union County Student Wins Statewide Youth Speech Contest
Holden Webb, a junior at Union County High School, won first place in the Florida Farm Bureau Youth Speech Contest at the organization’s 85th State Annual Meeting on Oct. 29. An active member of Lake Butler FFA, Webb impressed judges with a compelling five-minute speech addressing the topic: “What are…
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