An increase of less than 1% puts a cap on rough production period.

Greening pushes production estimates further into peril.

While only a 1% gain, a marked improvement over the previous month’s 4 million box drop.

The investment further increases the Tribe’s juice and fruit portfolio.

Far East republic is the fastest growing trade market for agricultural exports from the Sunshine State.

USDA stats show struggling Valencia crop accounting for ugly update.

Even in the throes of HLB, there is confidence growing in the industry’s future.

Tree populations are on the decline, calling for action to reverse the trend.

Updated forecast from USDA reveals continued problems with early and mid-season orange varieties.

Namesakes behind Kennedy Groves and United Indian River Packers divesting all assets related to century-old industry legacy.

UF/IFAS FAST TRACK release model to speed up availability of varieties 10 to 15 years over typical breeding process.

All hands on deck needed as fruit yields dip further into danger zone.

Producers are increasing the pressure on the scientific community to come up with results for the millions of dollars being invested in research.

For the first time this season, official estimate from USDA isn’t a downgrade from initial prediction.

Editor Frank Giles recalls how Stan Carter left us with a real legacy of protecting one of Florida’s most revered resources.

Grief from greening takes a big bite out of latest USDA forecast.

Survey sparks Florida Department of Citrus to seek out Food Network star Aarti Sequeira to help Americans explore taste of adventures.

USDA projects a 3% drop from its already modest initial estimate for 2013-2014.

USDA’s initial estimates reflect effects of HLB.