Crop Protection Trends for Fruit and Nut Growers By Thomas Skernivitz|January 5, 2021 Industry survey results reveal the yays and nays on spray.Read More
New Growth Opportunity? Reservoir Farms Connects With Cornell Ag Experts Posted by Growing Produce Staff|July 28, 2026
Fruit and Nut Nurseries Showcase Proven Varieties to Grow Posted by Growing Produce Staff|July 28, 2026
Apple Industry Loses Visionary Orchardist and Champion in Henry Chiles Posted by Growing Produce Staff|July 28, 2026
New Citrus Fruit on the Front Burner for Team of Scientists By UC Riverside News|December 28, 2020 Learn how researchers are betting an ancient solution will solve citrus growers’ biggest problem by breeding hybrid selections with resistance to HLB.
Scientists Dig in Deeper For Way To Beat Citrus Greening By UC Riverside News|December 16, 2020 Focus in to see why a team of scientists was awarded $10 million over the next five years to investigate the role of soil and root microbes in the disease.
Squeeze Play in Latest Florida Citrus Crop Forecast Posted by Paul Rusnak|December 10, 2020 Production estimates for oranges and grapefruit reduced. See where the current numbers from USDA stand.
Here Are the Latest Florida Citrus Hall of Fame Inductees Posted by Paul Rusnak|December 8, 2020 Four more industry influencers selected to join prestigious honor roll. Find out who made the cut.
Cheers! Robust Revenue Growth for Florida OJ Producer By The Ledger|November 30, 2020 Amid pandemic, Florida’s Natural Growers reports annual sales revenue grew 12% to $470 million in 2019-2020.
Airtec Sprayers Keeps the Pressure on During Pandemic By Frank Giles|November 20, 2020 Learn how this essential agribusiness in Florida is managing through the coronavirus while continuing to serve clients’ needs.
‘Hairy Roots’ To the Rescue! Deadly Plant Diseases Put on Notice By AgriLife Today|November 16, 2020 Learn how researchers unearthed new lab tech to fight fastidious pathogens like HLB, zebra chip, and more.
Alico Buys in to Boost Its Florida Citrus Status Posted by Paul Rusnak|November 5, 2020 The company adds another 3,000 acres to its already robust portfolio in the Sunshine State. Learn more details about the transaction.
Who Is Florida’s 2020 Woman of the Year in Agriculture? Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 26, 2020 Find out the individual being recognized for years of service that stretch across several sectors of the state’s farming industry.
Vital Citrus Research Gets $45 Million Boost From USDA Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 26, 2020 Learn more about the projects and people selected to receive funding to fight pests and disease.
Was the Secret to Save Citrus Trees Just Unlocked? Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 19, 2020 Through extensive genomic sequencing, University of Florida researchers might have found the key to true HLB resistance.
Florida Citrus Season at the Start Line! How Will it Shake Out? Posted by Paul Rusnak|October 9, 2020 The USDA has released its first official report of the 2020-2021 campaign. See what the numbers look like.
Watch Out for Snout Scale in Florida Citrus Posted by Paul Rusnak|September 21, 2020 Division of Plant Industry updates alert for an invasive species that has potential to harm the Sunshine State’s signature crop.
Chemical Dynamics Digs in to Help Others Keep Growing By Frank Giles|August 21, 2020 Find out how this essential agribusiness in Florida is managing through the pandemic while continuing to serve clients’ needs.
Let’s Recognize Lifelong Leadership in Florida Agriculture By Hugh English|August 18, 2020 Nominations are now being accepted for the Florida Agricultural Hall of Fame.
What Is the Next Citrus Season in Florida Looking Like? Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 10, 2020 The first crop estimate of the 2020-2021 campaign is in. And the numbers might surprise you.
Snails on the Move in Florida Citrus Groves By Danielle Sprague|August 10, 2020 The slimy pests come in big numbers and are clogging up irrigation emitters. Learn what it takes to slug it out with these slowpokes.
First HLB Bacteria Found in California Commercial Citrus Grove Posted by David Eddy|August 7, 2020 Asian citrus psyllid found in Riverside County confirmed positive for bacteria that causes the deadly disease.
