Citrus
Plots indicate expansion of EPA’s reach across Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Montana.
Super El Niño-influenced weather patterns align to paint a less-than-pretty portrait.
UF/IFAS-developed imaging system will help identify problem areas in the grove.
New Citrus Research and Education Center director informs Congress of the dire threat presented by HLB.
A look back on the 2014-2015 citrus season reveals major economic questions, concerns.
For growers, buffer zones, noise ordinances, nutrient runoff concerns, and sinkhole threats all are factors heightened with nearby neighbors. Instead of trying to beat them, why not join them?
Despite the 2014-2015 season yielding smallest crop in nearly 50 years, Florida-based company boasts marked growth in harvest, sales.
The Biopesticide Industry Alliance (BPIA) announced its selection of Keith Jones as its new executive director. Mr. Jones […]
Recent multimillion-dollar deal involving Immokalee citrus grove is among several high-acreage, high-dollar transactions.
Texas A&M AgriLife researchers say the technology will offer growers precise information about their crops.
Researchers find Asian citrus psyllids can travel further and more often once carrying the deadly disease.
Orie Lee, the 2015 Citrus Achievement Award winner, discusses his decades-long involvement with Vernia.
Finding the balance between work life and home life is easier said than done for GenNext Growers.
As many as seven different buyers could be part of this Chapter 11 proceeding.
Legislation contains short- and long-term provisions to deal with the historic drought.
Group food safety audits, slated to be available next spring, may save small- to mid-size
growers time and money.
Michael Rogers takes a positive charge at finding solutions to greening.
The legislation would offer a federal standard for voluntary labeling of foods containing GMOs.
With only five spots available to produce the low-THC ‘Charlotte’s Web’ strain, tedious review process is in full swing.