Florida § 570.681 - Florida Agriculture Center and Horse Park; legislative findings.
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§ 570.681. Florida Agriculture Center and Horse Park; legislative findings.
It is the finding of the Legislature that: (1) Equine and other agriculture-related industries strengthen and benefit each other with the establishment of a statewide agriculture and horse facility. (2) The Florida Agriculture Center and Horse Park provides Florida with a unique tourist experience for visitors and residents, thus generating taxes and additional dollars for the state. (3) Promoting the Florida Agriculture Center and Horse Park as a joint effort between the state and the private sector allows this facility to use experts and generate revenue from many areas to ensure the success of this facility.
Source: official Florida text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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