Ep 91: Florida… Our Heritage, It’s Cattle, and Hurricanes
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If you want to talk about the heritage of the cattle industry in North America, then let’s talk about Florida. Jim Handley, Executive Vice-President of the Florida Cattlemen’s Association is my guest as we discuss what the Florida Cattle Industry looks like today, how they've evolved to meet the demands of the market in the last 20 years, as well as the political issues that affect them. And of course, we’ll have to talk about how they deal with those destructive hurricanes. If you thought you knew everything about the Florida cattle industry, you might be surprised.
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