[Tweet "As the weather warms, cool down with some in-season watermelon. http://bit.ly/1RAhrCR"]It’s not summertime yet, but that doesn’t mean you can’t start enjoying Florida-grown watermelon now. Watermelon is in season in Florida between ... READ MORE
Category: Agriculture, Crops, SFYL Hot TopicCucumbers are in season in Florida between March and May and between October and December.1 Cucumbers are often pickled or eaten raw for a refreshing crunch. Look for them now at your local grocery store or farmers market. Cucumber Fun Facts Florida ... READ MORE
Category: Crops, SFYL Hot TopicPotatoes are in season in Florida from February to June.1 This “humble” vegetable is known for its culinary versatility, but did you know that it’s also full of nutrients? Shop sustainably by looking for Florida-grown potatoes at grocery ... READ MORE
Category: Agriculture, Crops, SFYL Hot TopicEggplant is in season in Florida ten months out of the year, though the majority is produced during the fall and winter.1 It is an important Florida agricultural commodity and can be prepared in a variety of ways, including as a meat substitute.2 ... READ MORE
Category: Agriculture, Crops, SFYL Hot TopicStrawberries are in season in Florida from December to April. Strawberries are an important Florida agricultural commodity and are delicious consumed fresh or in smoothies and desserts. Look for them now at your local grocery store or farmers ... READ MORE
Category: Agriculture, Crops, SFYL Hot TopicCabbage is in season in Florida from December to May (FDACS 2015). Cabbage is an important Florida agricultural commodity and has many culinary uses. Look for them now at your local grocery store or farmers market. Fun Cabbage Facts In ... READ MORE
Category: Agriculture, Crops, Health & Nutrition, SFYL Hot TopicSnap beans are in season in Florida from November to May (Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services 2015a). A common sight at the Thanksgiving table, snap beans are an important Florida agricultural commodity and can be used in ... READ MORE
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