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2013 Florida Ag Expo

Nov. 6

Now in its eighth year, the Florida Ag Expo is the premier industry gathering for the state's small fruit and vegetable growers. In addition to an informative educational program and diverse trade show, attendees can get an up-close look at the latest applied research during the guided field tours. Tomato, strawberry, pepper, cucurbit growers, and more will find a wealth of valuable information at this event.

Recent Articles â–º Grapefruit & Specialty
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Florida Citrus Community Goes All In Against HLB
June 17, 2013
Cooperation stressed as industry’s main players gather to evaluate and celebrate at annual conference.
Florida Citrus Crop Count Sliced Again
June 14, 2013
Latest estimate from USDA pegs totals further off the pace.
Florida Citrus Pioneer Passes Away
June 3, 2013
Barney Greene was an industry innovator and advocate.
Citrus Grower Sun Pacific Gets Cuties
May 21, 2013
Paramount Farms will no longer market mandarins under the popular brand name.
No Change In Florida’s Compressed Citrus Count
May 13, 2013
After five consecutive months of reduced orange crop estimates, USDA's forecast finally settles. 
Coca-Cola Gives Florida Citrus $2 Billion Boost
May 7, 2013
Initiative to add 25,000 acres of trees in Central Florida.
Data Plan Desperately Needed To Track Early Citrus Plantings
May 1, 2013
Lack of vital stats on new varieties requires additional input.
Florida Orange Crop Estimate Still Sliding
April 10, 2013
The updated forecast figures from USDA reflect troubling trend.
Study Shows Long-Range Threat Of HLB To Florida Citrus
March 25, 2013
Lower tree mortality, increased planting keys to sustainability. 
Kennedy Groves Keeps Competitive Edge Through Quality, Transparency
March 14, 2013
Citrus grower and packer says buyers are demanding more information about where and how produce is grown.Â