Opinion: Farmers Are Hardy Souls By Frank Giles|May 1, 2010 I’ve been fortunate to have been around growers for all my life. My family owned an agchem dealership, […]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
Helping To Get A Handle On HLB By Paul Rusnak|May 1, 2010 As the plight of greening has evolved since its discovery, so has the thought process behind fighting the […]
Florida Citrus Show Title Coverage: Fresh Fruit Win By Frank Giles|May 1, 2010 Speaking at the Florida Citrus Show, Dan Richey praised many of the players involved in recent breakthroughs that […]
Researchers Use Flower Power In Greening Fight By Growing Produce Staff|April 26, 2010 A team of scientists from the USDA-Agricultural Research Service (ARS) and the University of Florida’s Indian River Research […]
APHIS Confirms Citrus Black Spot Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 8, 2010 The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), Plant Protection and Quarantine (PPQ) confirmed the identification of Citrus […]
Here Comes The Sun By Tom Nordlie|April 1, 2010 Sunshine helps plants grow, and it can help rid soil of harmful organisms that hurt Florida’s crops, a […]
FDOC Working For You: Proactively Protecting Florida Citrus By Ken Keck|April 1, 2010 Information is accessible 24/7 from traditional media and mobile devices bombarding us with often conflicting messages and creating […]
How Sweet It Is for Natalie’s Orchid Island Juice Company By Paul Rusnak|March 23, 2010 Learn how the Florida-based citrus company squeezes the most out of its product.
Greening Recommendations Report Released By Growing Produce Staff|March 23, 2010 In April 2009, the National Research Council of the National Academies, at the request of the Florida Department […]
Taking Stock Of New Citrus Rootstocks By Dr. Kim D. Bowman|March 23, 2010 With all the diseases and other problems in citrus production these days, it is easy to get the […]
Saving Satsumas By Growing Produce Staff|March 16, 2010 Satsuma oranges, one of the most cold-tolerant citrus fruits, have long been produced on the U.S. Gulf Coast. […]
FDACS Promoting Pink Grapefruit In South Korea Posted by A. J. Bussan|March 15, 2010 The Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) continues to expand the global market reach of Florida products […]
Grapefruit Production Reported Down By Growing Produce Staff|March 4, 2010 Mike Yetter, director of international marketing for the Florida Department of Citrus, says production of Florida Grapefruit season […]
Uncle Matt’s Adds International Flavor To The Mix By Growing Produce Staff|March 3, 2010 Uncle Matt’s is partnering with Agrinova, a co-op of small organic growers in Sicily to bring premium organic […]
Florida Citrus Show Title Coverage: Interesting Developments By Peter Chaires|March 1, 2010 New Varieties Development & Management Corp. (NVDMC) was formed to support variety development efforts, assist with variety evaluation, […]
Cold Shock By Paul Rusnak|March 1, 2010 While modern freeze events such as the ones in 1977, 1983, and 1989 have set the bar high […]
Citrus Growers in the Weeds By Stephen H. Futch | Ryan Atwood|March 1, 2010 Many years ago, citrus growers mechanically controlled weeds using hand hoeing, mechanical tree hoes, or other under-canopy cultivation […]
Honor And Glory By Growing Produce Staff|March 1, 2010 Four more citrus industry stalwarts were inducted into the Florida Citrus Hall of Fame as part of the […]
Laboring Over Labels By J.W. Noling|March 1, 2010 The Food Quality Protection Act of 1996 requires EPA to comprehensively re-evaluate all previously registered pesticides to ensure […]
Opinion: Sleepless In Citrus Country By Mike Sparks|March 1, 2010 The week of January 4–11 is going to be remembered around the Florida citrus industry as the freeze […]
