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Freeze drives up produce prices
Written by Kristin Wright   
April 26, 2010, Tampa, Fla. – Vegetable growers struggled through one of the coldest Florida winters. Farmers spent long nights trying to protect their crops, but the freeze destroyed much of the state's produce. As a result, many of the tomatoes at the Tampa Bay Farmer's Market had to be shipped in from Mexico and Arizona.

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