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Florida Farm Bureau Launches Still Farming Social Media Campaign

Florida Farm Bureau Launches Still Farming Social Media Campaign

Apr 06, 2020

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To help bring awareness to agriculture, Florida Farm Bureau is encouraging members to show how Florida farmers and ranchers are still planting and harvesting to bring Americans food during the COVID-19 pandemic through social media.

Florida Farm Bureau members are sharing photos of daily farming activities on social media and using the #StillFarming hashtag. They encourage all of their members to submit a photo or a short video clip that shows how you are still farming. Tag @FlaFarmBureau in your social media post, and include #StillFarming, so what you share is searchable.

Source : ufl.edu

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