Long before strip malls replaced the undeveloped vistas along US1 and Dixie, Florida’s treasure coast was blanketed with miles of pineapple fields. Starting in the 1870’s in our Stuart area, local families began the grow process and within two decades, Jensen Beach was known as the “Pineapple capitol of the world”. But with miles of pineapples and just one family per grove, how did the delicious crop gain its popular success?  Many of Martin county’s migrant worker population