Florida

Florida is well known for its thriving agriculture industry, which plays a significant role in both the state’s economy and the nation’s food supply. With its warm climate, rich soil, and long growing seasons, Florida is one of the top agricultural states in the U.S., producing a diverse range of crops and livestock. From citrus groves to cattle ranches, Florida’s farming industry supports thousands of jobs and contributes billions of dollars annually.

Agriculture is one of Florida’s most important industries, contributing billions annually to the state’s economy. The industry supports millions of jobs, including those in farming, food processing, transportation, and distribution. Florida is a key supplier of fresh produce to the U.S., particularly during the winter months when many other states cannot grow crops due to cold temperatures.

Dairy farming is another significant agricultural sector in Florida. The state’s dairy farms produce millions of gallons of milk annually, supplying dairy products to local and national markets. The majority of Florida’s dairy farms are located in the northern and central parts of the state.

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TnF Farms Jambalaya

10/08/2023/in Florida Living, Foodies, Let's Do Something/by Tim

I have had jambalaya a number of times since moving to the south. I think it’s pretty good. I’ve been wanting to try my hand at making some of my own. Porterhouse Meat Market has been featuring alligator crab boil bratwurst. In my experiments to really get this jambalaya dish to pop, I’ve had to visit Porterhouse a few times as my previous attempts have not measured up. Fawzi, the owner of Porterhouse has been kind enough to set a few packages of the alligator crab boil bratwurst aside for me as it seems to sell out fast.

Challah French toast

09/10/2023/in Foodies, Let's Do Something/by Tim

Challah loaves are a way we treat ourselves at TnF Farms. And we often make French toast with it. French toast is a favorite here. Until being introduced to Doering’s Doughs Challah bread, we used Pepperidge Farm or Thomas sweet breads. I was hooked at first taste – we just don’t buy the store bought stuff anymore.

The Homesteading Renaissance

08/31/2023/in Florida Living, Homesteading/by Tim

In recent years, there has been a resurgence of interest in homesteading—a lifestyle that prioritizes self-sufficiency, sustainability, and a deep connection to the land. While homesteading is often associated with rural areas, it is gaining traction in suburban and even urban settings. Havana, Florida, with its rich agricultural heritage and close-knit community, offers a unique and welcoming environment for individuals and families looking to embrace the homesteading way of life. In this article, we will explore the benefits of homesteading in Havana, Florida.

10 Reasons Why We decided to Start A Farm

07/17/2023/in Florida Living, Homesteading/by Tim

The Florida Panhandle, a region known for its picturesque landscapes and vibrant communities, offers an ideal setting for agricultural pursuits. With a mild climate, fertile soils, and a strong agricultural tradition, the Panhandle beckons aspiring farmers and seasoned growers alike. In this article, we’ll explore ten compelling reasons to consider farming in the Florida Panhandle.

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Located in Saint Johns, Florida, we enjoy blogging about our experiences with humane and sustainable farming practices. TnF Farms’ website contains information about non-GMO farm-fresh eggs, raw goat milk, cheese, yogurt, fudge, ice cream, and American Guinea hog pork production.