LC & Ruth Family Garden

12/28/2025

We want to move Youth Urban Gardening forward on the Southside of Tallahassee. But to get there, we need your support. We need to build out a staff of volunteers who are as excited about gardening with youths ages 4 –17. Our mission is to keep the garden economy alive and moving forward so that th...

12/23/2025

Success is not the result of human strength or ingenuity but a fruit of the Holy Spirit’s power. God’s power is sufficient.

12/22/2025

Rural and Family Lands Protection Program / Programs for Landowners / For Landowners / Forest & Wildfire / Home - Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services

Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services

12/22/2025

The list

12/22/2025

Where to Find the List:
You can view the RFLPP 2025 Ranked List PDF on the FDACS website.
Official program information and application portals are hosted by the Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (FDACS).
What it Is:
RFLPP is a state program that purchases permanent agricultural land conservation easements, keeping family farms in production and protecting natural resources.
The ranking list prioritizes properties based on factors like agricultural significance, environmental benefits, and more.
Key Dates for Landowners (2025 Cycle):
Application Window: December 15, 2025 – January 23, 2026.
Action Needed: If you applied for the 2025 list, log in to update your application; new applicants can create an account.

12/22/2025

Are you on this list?

The RFLPP (Rural and Family Lands Protection Program) 2025 Ranking List is Florida's list of prioritized agricultural lands for conservation easements, with top properties like Singleton Family Farm and Ryals Citrus and Cattle /navleading the way, accessible via Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS). Landowners apply for this program, which protects family farms through easement purchases, and the 2025 application cycle is open, with deadlines in January 2026 for submissions.
Where to Find the List:
You can view the RFLPP 2025 Ranked List PDF on the FDACS website.
Official program information and application portals are hosted by the Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (FDACS).
What it Is:
RFLPP is a state program that purchases permanent agricultural land conservation easements, keeping family farms in production and protecting natural resources.
The ranking list prioritizes properties based on factors like agricultural significance, environmental benefits, and more.
Key Dates for Landowners (2025 Cycle):
Application Window: December 15, 2025 – January 23, 2026.
Action Needed: If you applied for the 2025 list, log in to update your application; new applicants can create an account.

12/22/2025

We are blessed

12/22/2025

Tomatoes, Tomatoes
A great Florida tomato lesson involves hands-on science, connecting to Florida's agriculture using UF/IFAS guidance on planting times, choosing varieties of tomatoes, proper watering, and supporting plants (trellising). Standards-aligned activities include tracking growth in journals, exploring Florida's tomato industry (using resources from the FL Tomato Committee), and learning about food systems, linking to concepts like local food's "carbon footprint".

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12/20/2025

12/13/2025

How it works. Youth Urban Gardening
We Got This Milwaukee - We Got This Milwaukee

This summer, We Got This welcomed an average of 147 kids every Saturday across our twelve-week program. Together, they contributed 7,000+ hours of service, picked up 15,000 gallons of trash, and cared for 15 formerly vacant lots—turning them into gardens and beautiful community spaces in 53206.And...

12/13/2025

City charges nonprofit We Got This, which teaches urban gardening to hundreds of kids, $1 per lot.

12/11/2025

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Produce available from the Agroecology Center at the Famu Community Garden this afternoon from 2pm to 4:30pm. We're short on bags so please bring your own.