Whether you are looking to keep your horse in a stable or go horseback riding, Brooksville has several appropriate options for you. At Booramby Run, you will find management with lots of experience, as well as an on-site veterinary technician. For a horseback ride to the Croom Trails, head over to Camelot Farm, where you can also board for horse for $350 per month, as of January 2011.
Everyone can enjoy farming activities at one of the "pick your own" farms in the area. Individuals looking for blackberries or blueberries should visit Bramble Creek Farms or Brooksville Ridge Blueberries. Skyshadow Farm harvests only organic products, so if that is of concern to you, you should head over to that establishment. At Spring Lake Blueberry Farm, you can harvest your own peaches, blueberries and blackberries. Honey is also available.
If you are looking for a cattle farm, you are not going to have a whole lot of luck in Brooksville. They are more concerned with growing produce there. At Beasley Farm, they focus on many crops such as sweet corn, beans, okra, Swiss chard, beets, peppers, pickles, carrots, spinach and more. Locally grown fruits and vegetables, along with homemade jams, jellies and preserves, are harvested over at Frazier Farms.
Not all farming activities have to involve cows, plows and broccoli. Sodding is also an important component of farming. In fact, you could contact Sod Farms if you need this type of procedure completed. They offer free estimates, and they also provide next-day delivery. They are also available to do lawn replacements, and therefore, they can create entirely new lawns for their customers if needed.