FL Blue Farms

FL Blue Farms Florida Blue Farms is a family owned and operated Southern Highbush Blueberry farm located outside of Gainesville, FL.

05/02/2026

As the North American Blueberry Council shares this important update on Farm Bill passage, we’re proud to highlight Florida’s presence and engagement in Washington.

Florida was well represented by Brittany H. Lee FL Blue Farms, member and Past President of the Florida Blueberry Growers Association, who attended and advocated on behalf of Florida growers—ensuring our industry’s voice remains strong at the national level.

This milestone reflects the power of grower engagement and unified advocacy across the specialty crop sector.



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04/10/2026

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04/03/2026

This , "Fresh From Florida" is proud to spotlight Brittany Lee with Florida Blue Farms. Based in Gainesville, Brittany and her team are committed to growing fresh Florida blueberries, bringing the taste of sunshine to one of spring's signature crops. Join us in celebrating Brittany Lee and Florida Blue Farms for their dedication to producing high-quality Florida blueberries. 🫐 Follow them here: FL Blue Farms and www.FLBlueFarms.com

04/03/2026

Leading With Purpose and Integrity: Brittany Lee brings purpose, resilience, and service to every space she enters. Inspired by her family’s journey from Cuba and her father’s example, she leads with integrity and gratitude, always aiming to strengthen communities, industries, and people.

A leader in the Florida blueberry industry, Lee rebuilt trust and unified stakeholders during challenging moments, including a high-stakes international trade investigation. She balances political pressure with transparency and strategy, protecting livelihoods while ensuring long-term sustainability.

Beyond her industry impact, she mentors emerging professionals, serves on local, state, and national boards, and advocates for policies that reflect both economic realities and community needs. Her approach blends confidence, clarity, and compassion—always lifting others as she rises.

💫 We are proud to honor her as a Fierce Award winner.
Presented by CPPI

This week blueberry growers from across the US as well as BC, Peru, Chile and Mexico were in Washington, D.C. for the No...
03/05/2026

This week blueberry growers from across the US as well as BC, Peru, Chile and Mexico were in Washington, D.C. for the North American Blueberry Council’s annual Hill Climb — sharing the story of our farms and advocating for the future of our industry.

A highlight for me was the incredible opportunity to meet with Secretary of Ag Brook Rollins. A sincere thank you to Kat Cammack for her continued leadership and support of agriculture.
Yesterday she helped move the Farm Bill out of committee and also worked to secure Secretary Brooke Rollins’ signature on the disaster declaration for Florida following the devastating freeze our growers experienced earlier this season and still had time to meet with growers in the hallway outside her committee room!

Moments like these remind us how important it is for farmers to be present in the policy conversations that impact our livelihoods.

Grateful for the opportunity to represent Florida growers alongside the incredible team at the North American Blueberry Council and share the real stories from our farms.

Met some presidents tonight! Today was a great day to kickoff a week in DC - our group already met w representatives fro...
03/04/2026

Met some presidents tonight!
Today was a great day to kickoff a week in DC - our group already met w representatives from USDA, RMA & a special lunch speaker Dr. Alveda King!
Tomorrow is another big day advocating for in our nations capitol!

Spring pollination is underway in North Florida - we are about halfway thru pollinating our blueberries 🌸🐝Bees are hard ...
03/02/2026

Spring pollination is underway in North Florida - we are about halfway thru pollinating our blueberries 🌸🐝

Bees are hard at work moving pollen from bloom to bloom.
A critical step that helps each flower become the berries we’ll harvest in the weeks ahead. Here’s to healthy blooms and a strong crop!

02/11/2026

Day 2 of the statewide blueberry tour is complete.

North American Blueberry Council was honored to welcome Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Wilton Simpson, alongside leaders from USDA, UF/IFAS, FFVA, and our congressional delegation. Together we walked damaged fields, saw split canes and lost blooms, and talked honestly about what recovery will require.

The impacts are real—on family farms, rural jobs, and America’s spring blueberry supply. Florida agriculture is resilient, and we’re stronger working together.

Thank you to the Hill Family & H&A Farms for hosting the first stop.

Today growers opened their farms to show the real-world impact of last week’s devastating freeze. This tour, hosted by t...
02/10/2026

Today growers opened their farms to show the real-world impact of last week’s devastating freeze.
This tour, hosted by the North American Blueberry Council, brought together farmers, researchers, and policymakers to walk the rows, examine damaged plants, and talk honestly about what the months ahead will mean for Florida blueberries.

A sincere thank you to the partners who joined us in the field:

• Florida Blueberry Growers Association
• UF IFAS
• Florida Farm Bureau
• Farm Service Agency (FSA)
• Congresswoman Kat Cammack’s office
• Representative Chad Johnson’s office

Seeing split canes, lost blooms, and entire blocks set back years puts this event into perspective.

These farms represent family livelihoods, rural jobs, and a critical piece of America’s spring blueberry supply.

We are grateful to every grower who shared their story today and to the leaders willing to listen and work toward solutions.

The road ahead will be challenging, but Florida agriculture is resilient—and we’re stronger when we face it together.

More visits continue tomorrow.

Brief interlude from the cold to participate in the event Clay for Kids Clay Shoot 🎉
02/06/2026

Brief interlude from the cold to participate in the event Clay for Kids Clay Shoot 🎉

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