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Don’t Be Shy On Social Media When Marketing Your Agribusiness

Xiomara Meeks is using social media to build a new generation of customers for her family’s business Parkesdale Farm Market in Plant City, FL. Currently, she blogs about the market and uses Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest to share news and special promotions around the retail/gift shipping center. 

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Florida Tomato Growers File Suit In Mexican Suspension Agreement Case
May 2, 2013
Lawsuit alleges U.S. Commerce Department failed to ascertain cost of production in Mexico.  
Berry Sales Strong In Retail
May 1, 2013
From a bit part years ago, they’re now the stars of the produce department.
Judge Rules Against California Raisin Marketing Board
April 29, 2013
A win for growers who have long been against the board.
United Fresh Announces Nominations for New Board Officers and Directors
April 23, 2013
Industry leaders called upon to serve a two-year term beginning in May.
Stemilt Launches New Blog
April 15, 2013
"The Stem" to be a nutrition, farming, and cooking resource.
Does A Marketing Cooperative Market Cooperatively?
April 12, 2013
A "cooperative attitude among growers is critical to any marketing initiative.
Whole Foods To Open Nation’s First Commercial-Scale Rooftop Greenhouse
April 11, 2013
Gotham Greens partnering with retailer to expand production of year-round produce in late-2013.
Consumers Want To Hear The Story Of Your Operation
April 11, 2013
The public doesn't just want to eat the vegetables you grow, they want to know where they came from.
Study: Local Food Taking Bigger Bite From Florida Retail Market
April 8, 2013
Ideal growing conditions are helping to meet expanding consumer preference trend.
Opinion: Without Agriculture, Florida’s History Is Groundless
April 1, 2013
After 500 years of growth, there is still much to learn.
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