The Demanding Side Of Citrus By Larry Parsons|May 18, 2011 Over the past few months, growers have been pleased that processed orange prices have been more than $1.60 […]Read More
When Weather Wild Cards Deal Hard Lessons Learned in the Vineyard By Tremain Hatch, Virginia Tech|September 22, 2026
Growers Building Financial Resilience in the Era of Citrus Greening By Justin Little, Nutrien Financial|September 22, 2026
Senate Advances Latest Edition of Farm Bill 2.0 — How Ag Groups Are Reacting Posted by Growing Produce Staff|September 21, 2026
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. […]
Daring To Be Different By Frank Giles|May 18, 2011 In the spring of 2006, something was not looking right in McKinnon Corporation’s Orange Hammock grove near Felda. […]
Florida Orange Estimate Takes Tumble Posted by Christina Herrick|May 11, 2011 USDA released its May orange crop forecast for the 2010-2011 season, showing a 2 million box reduction bringing […]
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 […]
Citrus Research Banking On A Boost By Growing Produce Staff|May 9, 2011 As a show of support for one of the state’s largest industries, the Florida Legislature included $2 million […]
Seasonal Dollars And Sense By Thomas H. Spreen|April 20, 2011 As the 2010-2011 season begins to wind down, it is useful to take a look back and try […]
FCM Mutual Musings: Here We Meet Again By Mike Sparks|April 20, 2011 Once again, the upcoming Florida Citrus Industry Annual Conference (June 15-17) will return to the beautiful Hyatt Regency […]
A Healthy Choice For Citrus By Bob Rouse|April 20, 2011 Citrus grower Maury Boyd has stimulated the interest of citrus growers in Florida with his production practice of […]
Take A Peek At US Early Pride By Peter Chaires|April 20, 2011 Twenty years ago, Florida produced tangerines on more than 50,000 acres of groveland. By 1998, this acreage had […]
UF/IFAS Appoints Director For CREC By Growing Produce Staff|April 13, 2011 Jack Payne, University of Florida’s senior vice president for agriculture and natural resources, announced Jacqueline Burns’ appointment as […]
New Studies Support OJ Consumption Posted by Christina Herrick|April 12, 2011 Orange juice may do more for your diet and overall health than you may think, according to seven […]
Florida Citrus Estimate Holds Steady Posted by Christina Herrick|April 8, 2011 According to USDA’s updated 2010-2011 Florida all orange forecast, tallies remain unchanged from last month at 142 million […]
Parsons On Citrus: Keep An Eye On Irrigation By Larry Parsons|April 1, 2011 The National Weather Service predicts the drought in the Southeast will continue to persist or intensify this spring. […]
Take A Measured Approach To Crop Protection By Ed Skvarch|April 1, 2011 As a pesticide applicator, it is your responsibility to apply the correct amount of pesticide to the target […]
Popularity of Blood Oranges on the Rise in Florida By Peter Chaires|April 1, 2011 Popularity of blood oranges seems to be on the rise, as consumers are attracted to their unique flavors […]
Sweet Orange Scab Quarantine Expands Posted by Christina Herrick|March 28, 2011 Last week, USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) revised the Federal Order for sweet orange scab (SOS) […]
Online Exclusive: Insecticide Updates Posted by Christina Herrick|March 24, 2011 Insecticide Now Labeled For At-Plant Use FMC Corporation’s Brigadier insecticide has received registration for at-plant use in potatoes.. […]
FDOC Working For You: Building A Stronger Case For OJ By Ken Keck|March 17, 2011 Chances are you’ve seen some negative media coverage about orange juice over the past year, such as “Fruit […]
Number Crunching By Jeff Geuder|March 17, 2011 Say you’re reading an article in Florida Grower magazine or on GrowingProduce.com and the author states there are […]
