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What Does Farming Have to Do With the Lagoon? More Than You Think.

Posted on August 26, 2026

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Dear friends,

Water connects all of Martin County.

It moves through our farms and ranchlands, our creeks and wetlands, the St. Lucie River and the Indian River Lagoon. And what happens on the land can ultimately affect the water we all care about.

That connection is at the heart of this year’s 9th Annual Farm City Luncheon: Rooted in Water – From Farm to Lagoon, presented by One Martin in partnership with the Martin County Farm Bureau.

On Thursday, November 19, we’ll bring together farmers, ranchers, environmental and community leaders, local businesses and residents for a conversation about one of the most important issues facing Martin County: the future of clean water.

We’ll explore how agriculture, land management, conservation, innovation and collaboration intersect with our waterways, and what is being done right here in our community to protect the natural resources we all depend on.

Tickets and Sponsorships Are Available Now

Farm City has become one of Martin County’s signature community gatherings, bringing together people who may come from different backgrounds and perspectives but share a stake in the future of this place we call home.

Sponsorships offer businesses and organizations an opportunity to support that conversation while connecting with community leaders and decision-makers from across Martin County.

Individual tickets are $80 per person and include a locally sourced lunch at Rockin’ H Ranch.

Thursday, November 19, 2026
11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Rockin’ H Ranch | Palm City

At One Martin, we believe good community decisions begin with good information. Farm City is one more opportunity to bring people together, look beyond the headlines and better understand the issues shaping Martin County.

We hope you’ll join us at the table.

Sincerely,