This oral history captures a rich and detailed discussion centered around agricultural practices, historical changes in land use and pricing, and personal experiences with farming in the Redland area. Participants, including Cooper McMillan, Sian Evans, Robert Barnum, and others, delve into a variety of topics including the impact of Hurricane Andrew, agroecology, agricultural education, and the evolution of farming techniques over the years. They reflect on their personal experiences, changes in the local agricultural landscape, and the broader implications of these shifts for the community and environment. The conversation also touches on the challenges and nuances of farming in South Florida, highlighting the intersection of agriculture, history, and community in the region.
