Agriculture is the Economic Engine in Florida

Randall Weiseman February 18, 2009 Field Crops, Florida, Livestock

The recent 2007 Agriculture Census shows that Florida Agriculture is up to $7.785 billion in economic worth to the state and Ag Commissioner Charles Bronson gives us the numbers to back it up.

For more information on the ag census in Florida visit their website.

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