I tried baby goat yoga at Wildflower Farm near Orlando. Here’s what to expect: from bottle-feeding and cuddles to tiny hooves on your back during yoga.

You can skip the grocery store and buy a local grass-fed cow right from the ranch.

Farms across Central Florida will soon be flooded with delicious strawberries that you can pick yourself.

The 40-acre farm and educational campus being built in Orlando’s new Packing District by barbecue mogul John Rivers is getting a big boost from Dr. Phillips Charities in the form of a $5 million grant.

It’s strawberry season and a farm in Central Florida has opened up to “u-pick” customers. Southern Hills Farms in Clermont might be known for blueberry picking, but this season they are giving strawberries a try. According to the farm’s Facebook page, its first strawberry u-pick season starts this week. The strawberries are first-come, first-served, and a farm official said updates would be posted to its Facebook page if the crop becomes picked out for a day. The farm does require everyone 3 and older to wear a face mask when standing in line, under its covered barns and when social distancing isn’t an option.

Dozens of volunteers with the Society of St. Andrew showed up to help collect corn to be donated to area food pantries. Society of St. Andrew is a national nonprofit dedicated to helping combat hunger in the United States. News 6 recently showcased a Disney union drive-through food pantry, which featured fresh produce donated by the Society of St. Andrew. Sizelove said the non-profit's Florida office broke a record this year and moved more than 1 million pounds of food in April alone. If you would like to donate to the Society of St. Andrew, click here.