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Wacissa, FL · Business
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This Classic Florida Butcher Shop Is a Meat Lover’s Dream With Custom Cuts and Handmade Sausage
Just east of Tallahassee, sits a butcher shop that has been feeding North Florida families for about 100 years. Johnston’s Meat Market cuts its meat fresh in the store, smokes its own sausage, and slices bacon right in front of you. In a world of plastic-wrapped grocery store meat, a place like this feels rare and special.
citrusindustry.net
Blood Oranges Could Benefit Cold-Hardy Growers
Blood oranges are an enticing option to help cold-hardy citrus producers diversify their crop portfolio. Muhammad Shahid, assistant professor of horticulture at the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, is researching the crop at the North Florida Research and Education Center in Quincy. Nothing has deterred him from recommending it to growers in North Florida, South Georgia and South Alabama.
unearththevoyage.com
In Wewahitchka, Florida, Smiley Honey Sells the Panhandle’s Rare Tupelo Honey by the Jar
Some of the best finds in Florida sit down quiet country roads, marked by nothing more than a hand-painted sign. You pull over out of curiosity, maybe hoping for a snack, and leave holding a jar of something golden you will think about for weeks. The honey made in one...
WCTV
Milton woman, Hurricane Isaias evacuee stays in Tallahassee until home’s power restored
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - One Hurricane Isaias evacuee is staying in Tallahassee until her power is on and she can get back to work. Dalis Driggers evacuated from her home in Milton with her husband and two children. The city is still dealing with power outages and storm cleanup. While...
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Welcome to The Wiregrass, Where Corruption Is Rampant, Contradictions Abound, and Cynicism Reigns Supreme
The Wiregrass sits at the southernmost tip of the Bible Belt, beginning just south of Augusta, Georgia, and running west to Troy, Alabama, and south into the Florida Panhandle, with peanut crops and pine tree groves stretching as far as the eye can see. Cut off from the national freeway system, it is geographically isolated from other parts of the South and therefore culturally distinct. Locals pride themselves on their toughness, ties to the land, and close-knit friendships. Southern hospitality, a trademark of the Deep South, is replaced by a hardscrabble rancher’s mentality, offering a rare glimpse of Southern culture without its veneer of decorum.
voyageatl.com
Hidden Gems: Meet Amy And Tom Cook of Dillon Candy Company
Today we’d like to introduce you to Amy And Tom Cook. Hi Amy and Tom, we’re thrilled to have a chance to learn your story today. So, before we get into specifics, maybe you can briefly walk us through how you got to where you are today?. We’re...