Spinach Genes Used In The Fight Against HLB Posted by Paul Rusnak|March 26, 2012 Dr. Erik Mirkov, a Texas AgriLife Research plant pathologist at the Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Center at […]Read More
4 Fruit Varieties You Might Want To Add to Your Crop Portfolio By Growing Produce Staff|July 21, 2026
Video: Why Chasing High Prices Can Backfire on Vegetable Growers Posted by Growing Produce Staff|July 21, 2026
FDA Continues Focus on Lettuce in Cyclospora Outbreak Probe Posted by Growing Produce Staff|July 20, 2026
Zero Tolerance For Citrus Disease By David Eddy|March 9, 2012 The state of California will institute a policy of mandatory removal if any citrus trees in the state […]
USDA Spreads The Word About Citrus Diseases By Growing Produce Staff|February 23, 2012 The Save Our Citrus program is intended to inform the public about citrus diseases that can damage citrus […]
Delegate WG Receives Labeling For Citrus Root Weevil By Growing Produce Staff|February 15, 2012 Already used for control of Asian citrus psyllid, citrus leafminer, and other lepidopteran insects, growers now also can […]
Teamwork Bears Fruit In Fighting Citrus Psyllids By Growing Produce Staff|December 6, 2011 What has been the results of cooperative efforts among growers in your area to control psyllids? A: The […]
Courts Rejects Attempt To Block Recovery On Citrus Canker Compensation By Growing Produce Staff|December 2, 2011 A Florida court has rejected an attempt by the Florida Department of Agriculture to block recovery on a […]
Citrus Canker Added To Actinovate AG Label By Growing Produce Staff|August 16, 2011 Citrus canker (Xanthomonas axonopodis) is the latest disease that has been added to the Actinovate AG label. Trials […]
New High-Tech Way To Hunt HLB By Growing Produce Staff|August 10, 2011 USDA scientists are using a technology known as “Fourier transform infrared-attenuated total reflection” (FTIR-ATR) spectroscopy to rapidly identify […]
Parsons On Citrus: Goin’ With The Phloem By Larry Parsons|July 15, 2011 We have learned a lot about HLB (or greening) since it was first discovered in Florida in 2005. […]
Citrus Disease Research To Get Boost From USDA By Growing Produce Staff|July 11, 2011 USDA will fund $11 million for citrus disease research over the next four years. The money will […]
On A Mission By David Hall|May 18, 2011 Areawide management of the Asian citrus psyllid (ACP) is a hot topic among many citrus growers and researchers. […]
Study: Insecticide Resistance Developing In Asian Citrus Psyllid By Growing Produce Staff|May 9, 2011 In Florida’s war against citrus greening, producers face a new threat — the insects they’re fighting are becoming […]
United Front For Control By Frank Giles|March 16, 2011 The most popular acronym floating around the citrus world these days is CHMAs, otherwise know as citrus health […]
Study: Psyllids Making Abandoned Groves Home By Growing Produce Staff|February 23, 2011 For years, citrus growers have feared that abandoned groves provided refuge for the Asian citrus psyllid, an invasive […]
In Focus: Kieth Hollingsworth On Sprayers Posted by Christina Herrick|February 23, 2011 1. Your company sells chemical spray tips and nozzles. How much can a grower save or lose by […]
Psyllid Sightings Spark Quarantine By Growing Produce Staff|January 3, 2011 All of Ventura County has been placed under quarantine for the Asian citrus psyllid (ACP) following the detection […]
Citrus Psyllid Spotted In California Grove By Growing Produce Staff|December 21, 2010 An Asian citrus psyllid has been detected in a trap in a citrus grove in the La Conchita […]
New Citrus Disease On The Move By Growing Produce Staff|December 6, 2010 The USDA-Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory has confirmed eight sets of Citrus spp. […]
Federal Quarantine Order Issued For Citrus Black Spot By Growing Produce Staff|October 14, 2010 According to Mike Sparks, executive VP/CEO of Florida Citrus Mutual, a quarantine has been established for areas within […]
Citrus Disease Confirmed In Texas And Louisiana By Growing Produce Staff|August 25, 2010 USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) announced the presence of Elsinoë australis, or sweet orange scab, […]
