At 100 acres, Rancher’s Reserve isn’t TV’s “Yellowstone,” but this South Florida farm is aiming to grow a ranch-to-restaurant ...

Bob returned to his Cracker roots, working for P.R.I.D.E. in Arcadia and Starke, Florida, where he honed his horse-riding and bullwhip-cracking skills while managing a herd of 2,000 cattle for ...

Florida is the first place that cattle ranching started in the country ... The house was originally this old small Florida ‘cracker’ house that was in the parking lot of Eli’s Western ...

These are the people who eventually dotted the countryside with farms, rounded up the cattle for our food, harvested our salt and settled the remote areas. A Florida Cracker was an immigrant ...

Practically anything can go into a casserole, which means each state's signature ingredients can take center stage, from salmon in Alaska to elk in Wyoming.

But by the 1960s, the number of Cracker Cattle had greatly diminished because of rapid development. Florida’s heat and humidity aren’t conducive for large-scale feedlots of less hardy cattle like ...

$31.50. LargoArts.com.727-587-6793. Cracker Cowboy Day: Florida’s cracker cowboys had a remarkable way of herding cattle, using the sound from their trusty whips. Whip cracking presentation ...

The longest running show in Southwest Florida history is now at the Norris Center in Naples. "A Cracker at the Ritz" is a 75-minute satire that makes fun of all things Florida through song and ...

A food manufacturer is over 15,000 packages of oyster crackers sold at Target, Walmart and other stories due to the discovery ...