Economic development tools for rural counties, including the first business retention instrument built for agriculture. Two of these you can use before you leave the building.
Every Florida county, drawn from the Census of Agriculture and the current tax roll. How many farms, how they break down by size, what leads on sales, and what your county is carrying in agricultural land assessment. Most counties have never seen their own farms counted this way.
Run your countyAgriculture is the largest sector in most rural counties and the one your retention program has no instrument for. This is that instrument: a representative farm for your county and your crop, calibrated to Florida rather than to a national average.
It lets you sit down with a producer using numbers built for their operation, show them what a cost share or conservation contract is actually worth, see which operations sit closest to the line before they decide to sell, and carry the case into a grant application or a commission packet.
Everything counties pay consultants for, in an app. Local economic data, dashboards, maps and the Amendment 3 impact tools. No procurement, no scope, no invoice.
Bring your county and your crop. We will pull it up while you stand there, and you can tell us what the numbers get wrong.
Booth 20
Florida Rural Economic Development Summit
November 17 to 19, 2026
World Equestrian Center, Equestrian Manor, Ocala