People may not think of farming when they think of Florida much anymore, but our state actually has a rich agricultural history. Though farming isn’t as big here as it once was, Florida still has its famous horse farms and even one with alligators and another with alpacas.

1. Ocala, FL
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2. Sugarbrook Farm, Floral City, FL
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3. Oneco, FL
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4. Ocala, FL
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5. Midway, FL
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6. Chipley, FL
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7. Ocala, FL
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8. St. Augustine Alligator Farm, St. Augustine, FL
Flickr/Rob Bixby
9. Polk County, FL
Flickr/Pat O'Malley
10. Ocala, FL
Flickr/Susie Blackmon
11. Silver Palm, Florida (Redland)
Flickr/Lonny Paul
12. John Deere Tractor
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13. Lake Alfred, FL
Flickr/Antoine Gady
14. Chantilly Ridge Alpaca Farm, Port Orange, FL
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Chantilly Ridge Alpaca Farm, Port Orange, FL
Julie Fletcher for VISIT FLORIDA via Flickr/VISIT FLORIDA Editor

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