Produce industry veteran Giorgio Peirano added to Vero Beach, FL-based company to focus on partnerships and supply chain integration.

At nearly a century running, a Florida citrus tradition carries on and looks to crown its newest ambassadors.

Got freeze-damaged trees? A University of Florida researcher explains what to do and not to do when it comes to pruning, irrigation, and fertilization.

The work by three scientists on citrus greening promises to change how we manage all bacterial and viral diseases.

Estimates reduce further amid historically challenged season due to hurricanes and continued disease pressure. See where the numbers are now.

Company acquires new cold storage facility and another 1,000 acres of farmland in Florida.

A tiny piece of the antibody cells found in the camelid animal family could interfere with just about any cellular organism, including bacteria and viruses.

F. Gilbert Bowen and A.G. Smith posthumously selected as the latest inductees for their leadership and contributions to the industry.

The season’s first crop estimate already was tightly squeezed — before the storm was factored in. See where the numbers from USDA are now.

USDA awards major organic research grant to identify solutions for citrus greening.

Israel-based company expects to launch a beta version of its autonomous farm equipment in 2023.

Research paper digs into the bacteria’s complex relationship with the tree defense system.

University of Florida scientists secure more than $16 million in new funding to advance projects concerning the deadly disease.

What you need to identify and manage this weed.

University of Florida agriculture economists are working to sort and re-calculate damages after Hurricane Nicole adds insult to injury after Ian.

Economists tally up possible losses across farming sectors in the Sunshine State in wake of major storm. Learn how they arrived at their estimates.

Initial estimates from USDA indicate large declines in production from last season. Check out where the numbers stand now.

Producers can and should take action now to protect their crops from any further damage.

Specialty crop sectors assessing damage after major storm’s onslaught across the Sunshine State.