In the final Q&A with the 2014 Florida Grower Citrus Achievement Award winner, Mike Sparks says he really can’t see anything — even a disease like HLB — causing the industry to go away.

Day 1 of the annual two-day gathering in Ft. Pierce to provide a refresher course on HLB management strategies.

Young leaders need to activate and motivate now more than ever.

Probable suspects identified in falling fruit as well as tips to mitigate it.

Editor Frank Giles says Florida Grower will be stepping up to the bully pulpit in 2015 addressing topics that impact the industry the most.

Latest deal puts exclamation point on successful Asia marketing campaign.

Agriphar Crop Solutions’ Micromite 80WGS is also effective on several other citrus pests.

Growers widen their tactical approach to survive HLB.

Thanks to recent industry achievements, the next 12-month period is shaping up to be a year to remember — fondly.

Demand for inventory to rise as USDA’s Tree Assistance Program pushes new plantings.

Agriculture is not given the attention it so sorely deserves when it comes to the immigration debate.

Biologics company Beneficial Insectary now rearing two species in its California facility.

Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam says the long-term sustainability of farming depends on our youth.

Processors and USDA step up to support growers who are putting new trees in the ground.

Producers, packers, and suppliers view initial USDA outlooks as positive predictor for future.

New research identifies odors that could help in the fight against HLB.

Latest USDA outlook unchanged for oranges and grapefruit.

Five HLB-tolerant rootstocks to be evaluated in three main growing regions of Florida.

Progress in research, significant government funding, and new plantings have 2014 Citrus Achievement Award winner Mike Sparks feeling positive.