Sunsational Farms in Florida specializes in both citrus and veggies!

Citrus is the star of the show at Sunsational Farms in Florida, but the vegetables are pretty impressive, too! They are grown with hydroponics on a lot right next to the store and the juicery.

Where The Food Comes From takes us along to see just how big, bright, and beautiful this produce really is.

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