You may soon see higher prices at the grocery store for strawberries and other berries after a historic Florida freeze wiped out acres of crops at a Lake County farm and many others across the state.

It may not feel like fall, but the tastes and fun of fall are here!

Central Florida is facing its worst drought in nearly a decade, with extreme conditions taking a toll on farms and communities across the region.

While Florida doesn’t really feel like fall because, well, it’s always hot here, we can make the most of the season by doing all the typical fall things.

Less than three weeks before the start of its busy fall season, Southern Hill Farms in Clermont has suffered a setback after a fire.

This summer, the party is at Southern Hill Farms!

Here’s where you can pick your own strawberries around Central Florida.

Blueberry picking season generally runs between March and May. While many farms are looking at opening their fields for public picking later this month, a few Central Florida farms are opening for U-Pick this weekend.

Jaleo at Disney Springs is welcoming back strawberry season, unveiling the “Festival de Fresas” in partnership with local strawberry farm, Southern Hill Farms.

Hi friends! It’s Brenda, back for all the Central Florida Happenings!

While we Floridians can’t really enjoy the fall because, well, it’s always hot here, we can make the most of the season by doing all the typical fall things.

It’s pumpkin time, and Southern Hill Farms is bringing its seventh annual Fall Festival to Clermont.

Some upcoming fall-related activities around Central Florida.

It’s pumpkin time and Southern Hills Farm will bring its 7th annual Fall Festival to the Central Florida community.

Here’s where you can pick your own strawberries around Central Florida.

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

While the temperate may not drop as it does across major portions of the U.S., it is in fact fall and mazes are popping up around Central Florida.

Guests sneaking out sunflowers and butchering blossoms has caused a Florida farm to change its picking policy.