Oranges
The second crop estimate for the 2024-2025 Florida citrus season factors in impacts from major Hurricane Milton. The squeeze on production is intense.
Updated USDA crop estimates see some sunlight for Florida grapefruit. Check out how much the numbers jumped.
USDA’s initial citrus crop estimates indicate another season of well below-normal output; but there is some hope.
What was forecast to be a campaign of struggle for orange and grapefruit growers, turned out to be just that. Check out the final tallies.
Latest forecast from USDA hearkens Depression Era numbers. Industry holds out hope for a rebound.
Crop estimates even out for the first time during hurricane-hampered season.
USDA estimates continue to pile on what has been a historically sour season for growers and industry stakeholders.
Estimates reduce further amid historically challenged season due to hurricanes and continued disease pressure. See where the numbers are now.
The season’s first crop estimate already was tightly squeezed — before the storm was factored in. See where the numbers from USDA are now.
Final production numbers from USDA for 2021-2022 campaign come in below par again. So, what’s next?
The 1,000th tree OK’d for growing by California’s Citrus Clonal Protection Program happens to be the oldest living orange variety in the state — ‘Bidwell’s Bar’.
For the first time in many months, the USDA forecasters predict an increase in the state’s signature crop.
Another big drop in crop estimates computed by USDA has industry facing dubious distinction.
Latest numbers from USDA statisticians reflect the impact of extreme weather event on current production projections.
Latest forecast from USDA shows production numbers continuing to feel the squeeze.
Florida all-orange estimate trimmed by another 3%. See where that puts production numbers now.
Fresh findings from recent consumer survey says branding plays a big role in purchasing decisions.
See how much USDA has adjusted its forecast for orange and grapefruit production.
Initial crop forecast from USDA shows dips in the road. See where the numbers start for 2021-2022.