Investment to go a long way in uncovering solutions to citrus greening disease.

For the first time this season, official estimate from USDA isn’t a downgrade from initial prediction.

Bipartisan measure finally reaches the finish line.

Latest find prompts expansion in San Joaquin Valley, the state’s Citrus Belt.

Study uses photographic evidence to provide a better picture of future yield.

Scientific breakthrough puts industry a step closer to a cure for the problematic pathogen.

The measure provides nearly $4 billion in funding for programs that benefit specialty crop production, including fresh produce.

$20 million available for agricultural conservation enhancements on key agricultural lands.

Director of FFVA’s Emerging Leader Development Program brings experience with the needs of the next generation of citrus growers.

San Joaquin Valley citrus growers evaluated damage from December freeze.

Growers gather in droves in hopes to find silver linings amid greening worries.

Experts say the time is right for ensuring the viability of transferring your farm to the next generation.

The Florida Department of Citrus is ready to set the record straight and mitigate any negative perceptions.

Funding over the next five years would come at crucial time for growers, industry stakeholders.

The Senate could bring up the Farm Bill conference report before the end of the week.

Editor Frank Giles recalls how Stan Carter left us with a real legacy of protecting one of Florida’s most revered resources.

COO of family’s citrus farm oversees 5,500 acres of orange groves, active in citrus industry organizations.

Growers in 57 of the state’s 58 counties are eligible for low-interest emergency loans.

Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam says farmlands not only provide the food and fiber we have come to depend on, but also are among the state’s most valuable resources.