Citrus Mutual Petitions Commerce On Brazilian Juice Dumping By Growing Produce Staff|May 4, 2009 Florida’s largest citrus grower trade organization Thursday filed a petition with the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) after […]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
Taking Action On Abandoned Groves [Opinion] By Mike Sparks|May 1, 2009 During the most recent construction boom, developers purchased Florida citrus groves at a breakneck pace. Growers would joke […]
The Orange Revolution By Frank Giles|May 1, 2009 The citrus grove of the future was a featured topic of one of the educational sessions during the […]
The Last Word: Fixing Food Safety By Adam Putnam|May 1, 2009 Over the last few months the American food supply has been rocked, yet again, by incidents of foodborne […]
Beware Of Regulators Gone Wild [Opinion] By Frank Giles|May 1, 2009 Vice President Joe Biden famously said during the election campaign “You’d better gird your loins.” That was about […]
What’s New In Citrus? By Frank Giles|April 1, 2009 Those attending the Indian River Citrus Seminar in Ft. Pierce during January were eager to learn about new […]
Remaining Relevant By Tacy Callies|April 1, 2009 From Sectionalizing To Nationalizing A small group of Florida citrus growers led by Hunt Bros., Waverly Citrus Growers […]
Setting The Scouting Bar By Tacy Callies|April 1, 2009 Two years ago, Holly Chamberlain never expected to be running her own statewide scouting service. But looking at […]
In Focus: Four Questions With Dante Brunetti Posted by Christina Herrick|April 1, 2009 1. Florida Grower (FLG):What is systemic acquired resistance in plants, and why is it important? Brunetti: Systemic acquired […]
Opinion: Stimulating Citrus Sales By Ken Keck|April 1, 2009 Earlier this year, it became clear that funding citrus disease research projects recommended by the National Academy of […]
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 […]
Mid America CropLife Association Speaks Out On Crop Protection Materials Posted by Christina Herrick|March 31, 2009 Recently, the Mid America CropLife Association sent Michelle Obama a letter regarding her recent planting of an organic […]
U.S. Sugar Deal Being Revamped? By Growing Produce Staff|March 31, 2009 Big budget deficits have brought some hard reality to the idealistic plan for the state to purchase 181,000 […]
Citrus Industry Moving Forward With Federal Order By Growing Produce Staff|March 23, 2009 The Florida Citrus Mutual Board of Directors recently unanimously endorsed exploring a federal Citrus Research and/or Promotions Order […]
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 […]
Organic Optimism Abounds in Florida By Frank Giles|March 1, 2009 He says the state has kept pace with the rest of the country with about 20% growth, and […]
Immigration Changes Produce Popularity Posted by Christina Herrick|March 1, 2009 The percentage of immigrants in the U.S is higher than it has been since 1930. Once here, many […]
Building A Brand By Frank Giles|March 1, 2009 But, the McLeans’ passion for citrus never wavered, and in the late 1990s, Matt McLean became the fourth […]
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 […]
