You don’t necessarily have to wear your competitive edges on your sleeve to succeed, but without a passion and drive for improvement, what’s the point?

Momentum carries over big time from last month’s elevated expectation in output.

First annual Citrus Stride raises 150 tons of fresh citrus for state’s food banks.

Newly hired UF/IFAS plant pathologist to focus on genome analyses of the most important pathogens affecting the Sunshine State’s signature crop.

March rainfall mostly below average around region, breaking string of historically wet weather.

California Citrus Mutual will host the first annual Citrus Stride to raise awareness of the fruits’ benefits.

Consumer education key to cracking new market.

A long-awaited tip of the hat is deserved to everyone involved in bringing these materials to growers’ hands.

Saying ‘I’m sorry’ during a crisis situation may not be easy. But in the long run, it can make a significant difference in how your company’s brand and reputation weather a storm.

The industry’s newest advocate now ready to compete for the title of Miss Florida.

Breeding efforts helping bridge gap for growers in crisis.

Given the industry’s heavy circumstances, it’s no wonder major stakeholders are seeking to make drastic changes within the industry to help save what is left.

Citrus industry leaders recommend a reduction in agency’s scope and tax relief.

The prospects of normalized trade with the island nation could shake up the Sunshine State’s farming sector.

An extraordinarily wet dry season precipitates massive pumping procedure to relieve high-water levels in two critical locations.

More than $20 million worth of appropriations and incentives avoid veto stamp, get approved by state legislature.

California Agricultural Labor Association designed to provide guidance for citrus industry employers on labor laws and regulations.

A bump in projected Valencia production breaks long string of sobering reports.

El Niño puts an exclamation point on the end of a season filled with above average temperatures and precipitation.