Did you know? In 2007, Duval County had 371 farms, a decrease of 11 farms from 2002.

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Did you know? In 2007, Duval County had 371 farms, a decrease of 11 farms from 2002

Did you know? Of Duval County’s 371 farms, 330 were family or individual farms

Did you know? The average age of Duval County farm operators is 61.2 years old

Did you know? The average size of Duval County Farms is 72 acres

Did you know? In 2007, Duval County was 4.6% farmland with 26,777 acres devoted to farms

Did you know? Of Duval County’s 5,680 acres of cropland, 3,877 acres are harvested and 2,024 acres are irrigated

Did you know? The majority of Duval County’s farms (57%) have less than $2,500 in sales, only 4.8 % sell over $50,000

Did you know? Health Zones 1 and 4 are considered food deserts with their primary sources of food being fast food or convenience stores

Did you know? A high density of fast-food restaurants and convenience stores is linked with overweight/obesity

Did you know? Food insecurity touched 27.1% (Cong Dist 3) and 15.1% (Cong Dist 4) of residents in 2009, compared to 14.2% of Floridians and 14.7% of Americans

Did you know? Food insecurity leads to a diet that is lower in quality and variety and can lead to both overweight/obesity and malnutrition

Did you know? More than 60% of adults in Duval County are overweight or obese

Did you know? 27.9% of middle school children and 28.4% of high school children self- report weights in overweight or obese categories

Did you know? Breastfeeding is protective against childhood obesity

Did you know? 78% of Duval County high school students do not eat a healthy diet

Did you know? Only 23.9% of Duval County residents eat at least five fruits/vegetables a day

Did you know? Health Zones 1 and 4 have the highest rates of juvenile diabetes

Did you know? The rate of diabetes hospitalizations in Duval County is per 100,000, compared to only per 100,000 in the U.S.

Did you know? The diabetes-related death rate in Duval County is 96.1 per 10,000, compared to only 68.5 per 10,000 in Florida

Did you know? More than 35.6% of Duval County adults have been diagnosed with high cholesterol

Did you know? Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in Duval County accounting for 29.7% of 2009 deaths

Did you know? Conditions with links to nutrition accounted for 52.8% of Duval County deaths in

Did you know? There are 37 community gardens in Duval County

Did you know? A Duval County master gardener is on call from 9 to 11 a.m. on Tuesdays in the Times-Union newsroom

Did you know? There are five farmer’s markets in Duval County