In this episode, we sit down with Michelle Williamson, a remarkable guest whose life and legacy are deeply tied to Florida agriculture. A 6th-generation strawberry grower from Hillsborough County, she has spent her career balancing farm life with leadership in Farm Bureau, agricultural policy, and youth education. From serving on local, state, and national committees to mentoring students in 4-H, her story is one of passion, perseverance, and dedication to advocating for farmers. Join us as she shares insights on strawberry farming, water management, and the vital role of agricultural literacy in shaping the future.

Topics We’ll Cover:

-Life as a 6th-generation strawberry grower in Florida.

-Farm Bureau leadership and advocacy work.

-The importance of water management and conservation.

-Agricultural education through 4-H and community programs.

-The challenges and rewards of farming today.

-What the future of Florida fruit and vegetable growers looks like.

Join us as we celebrate Michelle Williamson’s remarkable journey in agriculture, leadership, and advocacy—a story of roots, resilience, and a passion for educating the next generation about where our food comes from.