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Published 2 years ago

Florida farms are underwater and without power, pushing back critical planting season

Summary by Ground News
About 15% of Nick Wishnatzki's 650-acre family strawberry farm sustained damage from Hurricane Ian. His cooling and refrigeration facility in Plant City, Florida, had power back as of Friday morning. Millions of other Floridians, including farmers, are still surveying their damage and waiting for power.

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Florida farms are underwater and without power, pushing back critical planting season

Citrus crops could be devastated, as Hurricane Ian went through 400,000 of 450,000 acres of citrus fields, according to Florida's Agriculture Commissioner.

2 years ago·Sacramento, United States
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Florida farms are underwater and without power, pushing back critical planting season

Citrus crops could be devastated, as Hurricane Ian went through 400,000 of 450,000 acres of citrus fields, according to Florida's Agriculture Commissioner.

2 years ago·Boston, United States
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Florida farms are underwater and without power, pushing back critical planting season

Citrus crops could be devastated, as Hurricane Ian went through 400,000 of 450,000 acres of citrus fields, according to Florida's Agriculture Commissioner.

2 years ago·Cincinnati, United States
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Florida farms are underwater and without power, pushing back critical planting season

Citrus crops could be devastated, as Hurricane Ian went through 400,000 of 450,000 acres of citrus fields, according to Florida's Agriculture Commissioner.

2 years ago
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Florida farms are underwater and without power, pushing back critical planting season

Citrus crops could be devastated, as Hurricane Ian went through 400,000 of 450,000 acres of citrus fields, according to Florida's Agriculture Commissioner.

2 years ago·Louisville, United States
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Florida farms are underwater and without power, pushing back critical planting season

Citrus crops could be devastated, as Hurricane Ian went through 400,000 of 450,000 acres of citrus fields, according to Florida's Agriculture Commissioner.

2 years ago
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