Deep Freeze in Central Florida Causes Over $1 Billion in Agricultural Losses
Deep Freeze in Central Florida Causes Over $1 Billion in Agricultural Losses
US · Published Feb 14, 2026
Central Florida experiences a deep freeze, leading to over $1 billion in agricultural losses.
Southern Hill Farms in Clermont reports substantial crop damage due to freezing temperatures.
State and federal resources are being mobilized to support affected farmers and implement protective measures.
Severe freeze hits Central Florida agriculture hard
Central Florida has been hit by a severe deep freeze, resulting in over $1 billion in agricultural losses, according to the region's agriculture commissioner. The freezing temperatures have caused widespread damage across various farms, significantly impacting Florida's agricultural sector. Southern Hill Farms in Clermont is among the many agricultural operations reporting substantial crop damage. The economic repercussions of this cold snap are substantial, as the ability of farms to produce crops has been severely hampered.
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