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Florida provides people from throughout the country with outstanding produce all year long and spring is an especially fruitful time for the Sunshine State. Over the next few months, supermarket shelves will be filled with Florida blueberries, cantaloupes, carrots, eggplants, mangos, peaches, watermelon, tomatoes and so much more.

When spring comes around, it’s one of the busiest time of year for Nardelli Bros. Inc.-Lake View Farms, a fifth-generation family business that has been around for 127 years.

With the transition to spring, the growing season will move from south Florida to central and northern Florida, and then up to Georgia all the way to New Jersey.

Vick Family Farms has its seed beds in on approximately 9,000 acres of crops and now is working them daily just waiting for planting to begin in May.

“The weather is nice right now in North Carolina with much warmer days and some rainfall,” said Charlotte D. Vick, partner/sales and marketing manager for the Wilson, NC-based company.

In addition to sweet potatoes, the company is offering sweet corn again in 2025 and will be adding yellow corn to its offerings.

Robt. T. Cochran & Co. boasts over 130 years of expertise in the produce sector, collaborating with industry professionals to deliver exceptional value to its customers.

Michael Cochran, the company’s vice president of sales, represents the fifth generation of his family at the Hunts Point Terminal Market, where the company has operated since it opened in five stalls, 408-412.

He recognizes that his family’ enduring legacy there has been instrumental in the company’s ongoing success.