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Former FFA State Officer Runs For State Attorney
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 Todd Hingson, a former FFA State Officer and AGR alumni, recently had The Market Place create his campaign Web site. On Jan. 9, Hingson announced his candidacy for State Attorney of the 3rd Judicial Circuit. His site features his position on various issues, a biography, photos and, of course, an easy-to-use form for volunteers to use. He also has an integrated online contribution option. For more information on Todd's campaign, visit his Web site.
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Florida Sod Growers Get New Site
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 The Florida Sod Growers Cooperative (FSGC) recently launched its new Web site. The site includes news and events of the industry and organization, an easy-to-use directory of members and a detailed links page. In addition, FSGC added advertising options to its Web site and a classified section. For more information on advertising, contact Betsy McGill at 863-675-2144 or visit the new site.
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In The Field Magazine-It's Here!
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 That's right, the very first issue of In The Field for Marion and Levy County has arrived. This is the third county publication for Berry Publications. The first In The Field magazine started in Hillsborough County in 2004 and in Polk County in 2006. Like the other two publications, the Marion/Levy edition will be a monthly publication with a starting circulation of 18,000. The magazine will be direct-mailed to Marion and Levy County Farm Bureau members, Levy County Cattlemen and the Florida Thoroughbred Breeders and Owners. In addition, it has been distributed to more than 75 businesses for free pick up in Marion and Levy counties. For more information on In The Field Magazine, visit the Web site.
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Pioneer Growers Update Site
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 Pioneer Growers Cooperative, one of Florida's largest distributors of sweet corn, recently invited The Market Place to update its Web site. Based in Belle Glade for more than 50 years, Pioneer Growers Cooperative is using its Web site to introduce new value-added products. In addition to sweet corn, they produce green beans, radishes, celery and cabbage. To learn more about Pioneer Growers, visit their Web site.
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