Florida approved permanent protection for 1,034 acres of Limestone Creek Ranch, a 70-year cattle operation once owned by a governor; the $6.52 million easement keeps the land working inside the Wildli...
Florida approved a $6.52 million conservation easement last month to protect Limestone Creek Ranch in Hardee County from future development.
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