The End May Be Near For The Florida Citrus Quarantine By Growing Produce Staff|August 31, 2009 Florida’s fresh fruit growers and shippers believe they may be reentering markets in California and elsewhere, reports TheLedger.com […]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
Updated: Asian Citrus Psyllids Spreading In California By Growing Produce Staff|August 25, 2009 UPDATED: The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) has placed all of Orange County under a quarantine […]
Florida Citrus Mutual: Demise Of Florida Citrus Greatly Exaggerated By Mike Sparks|August 20, 2009 I like to use a quote from Mark Twain in my various speeches to describe the current state […]
Delegate Registered For Low-Volume Psyllid Control By Growing Produce Staff|August 17, 2009 EPA has announced Special Local Need (SLN) registration for Delegate WG insecticide, according to Dow AgroSciences. The labeling […]
Survey For Asian Citrus Psyllids In Fresno By Growing Produce Staff|August 11, 2009 State agriculture crews are conducting a survey in Fresno’s River Park area after a sniff dog detected Asian […]
Platinum 75SG Insecticide Receives Registration For Florida Citrus Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 3, 2009 Syngenta Crop Protection recently announced the registration of Platinum 75SG insecticide for use on all citrus. Platinum 75SG […]
Biocontrol For Citrus Psyllid Under Study By Growing Produce Staff|August 1, 2009 Researchers at UF/IFAS’s Indian River Research and Education Center are investigating a fungus that someday could be used […]
Detector Dog Discovers Citrus Psyllids By Growing Produce Staff|July 31, 2009 One of the Fresno (CA) County Agricultural Department’s Agricultural Detector Dog teams recently intercepted a shipment containing a […]
Micromite Approved For Low-Volume Application To Control Asian Citrus Psyllid In Florida By Growing Produce Staff|June 29, 2009 Micromite 80WGS has been approved for use in low-volume application methods for control of Asian citrus psyllid (ACP) […]
Southern Gardens Citrus Plants First Commercial Field Trials Of Citrus Trees Resistant To Canker And Greening By Growing Produce Staff|June 23, 2009 Southern Gardens Citrus has planted the first research field trials of potential canker and greening disease-resistant citrus trees […]
Opinion: A Unified Front Needed For Citrus Disease Research By Ken Keck|June 1, 2009 With greening projects in progress for nearly one quarter, we’ve completed another milestone in the citrus disease research […]
Greening Breakthrough By Frank Giles|April 1, 2009 Working with several research colleagues, Drs. David Hall and Yong-Ping Duan of the USDA Agricultural Research Service have […]
Department Of Ag Takes Action On Abandoned Groves By Growing Produce Staff|March 9, 2009 Last week, Florida Citrus Mutual reported that the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ (FDACS) interpretation of […]
Florida Growers Fund $10.8 Million In Citrus Disease Research By Growing Produce Staff|March 2, 2009 On behalf of citrus growers, the Florida Department of Citrus (FDOC) signed the initial round of contracts to […]
Citrus Greening Research Breakthrough By Growing Produce Staff|February 17, 2009 Researchers have a new tool to combat citrus Huanglongbing (HLB), a disease threatening the nation’s $2.2 billion citrus […]
FNGLA Funds Citrus Research By Growing Produce Staff|February 17, 2009 The Florida Nursery, Growers and Landscape Association (FNGLA) has announced a new research project funded by FNGLA’s Citrus […]
USDA Changes Canker Rule By Growing Produce Staff|November 11, 2008 Florida Citrus Mutual is reporting that USDA has changed the guidelines on the “grove block and immediate vicinity […]
Abandoned Groves: A Clear And Present Danger By Frank Giles|November 1, 2008 As citrus greening and canker spread, the debate over abandoned groves has heated up. But up until recently, […]
A Coordinated Attack Key In Psyllid Control By Michael Rogers | Philip A. Stansly | Lukasz Stelinski|August 1, 2008 Even when using the most effective products available for psyllid control, insect population reductions can be short lived […]
Help On The Horizon for Greening By Tacy Callies|August 1, 2008 Not one of Florida’s 600,000 acres of citrus is safe from the threat of greening. Some southern Florida […]
