1937 Florida ranch now 50,000 acres, among largest US cow-calf ops in 5th gen

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Founded in 1937, Adams Ranch in Fort Pierce, Florida, has grown from a small cattle operation into a roughly 50,000-acre ranch spanning several counties.

Four generations of the Adams family have worked the land, with a fifth now growing up there.

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  • Founded in 1937, Adams Ranch in Fort Pierce, Florida, has grown from a small cattle operation into a roughly 50,000-acre ranch spanning several counties.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Fri, 09 Oct 2026 18:53:20 UTC.

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