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1. Regarding the industry outlook over the next 12 months, do you believe things are moving in the:

2. When thinking of what makes the industry competitive, please check the three issues that concern you most:

3. Do you believe improvements to Florida’s transportation infrastructure (roads, rail, ports) will assist in the success of Florida’s agriculture sector? 3. Do you believe improvements to Florida’s transportation infrastructure (roads, rail, ports) will assist in the success of Florida’s agriculture sector?

4, 4. With 50 percent more food needed worldwide by 2030, what can Florida do to improve the production of fresh from Florida products? Please check the three issues that concern you most:

Invest in Innovative Technologies

Create Apprenticeship Opportunities to Help Close the Skills Gap

Increase Funding for Agricultural Research

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5. What innovative technologies do you expect to deploy in the next five years?

Drones

Precision Watering

Autonomous Farm Equipment

Autonomous Delivery Systems

Blockchain

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6. By 2030, Florida’s agriculture industry will need 35 percent more water to keep up with growing demands. How can Florida prepare for these growing needs?

7. Japan and Canada continue to be among Florida’s largest importers within the agriculture industry. How can Florida continue to strengthen these and future global ties?

8. Do you personally know your State House Representative and/or State Senator?

If yes, please explain the relationship(s):

If no, would you be interested in getting to know your State Representative or Senator?

9. Does your legislator support policy that addresses the key challenges the agriculture and natural resources industry is facing, such as lowering the cost of doing business in Florida and adding certainty to the policies that impact you?

10. Are there any additional comments or concerns you would like the Florida Chamber to know about?

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