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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