Scientist Maps DNA Of New Citrus Greening Strain Posted by Paul Rusnak|December 13, 2013 UF/IFAS researcher’s work with Brazilian-based bacteria genome could aid Florida citrus industry.Read More
New CINNEX Insecticide and Fungicide Earns EPA Registration Posted by Growing Produce Staff|June 19, 2026
Now Seeking Nominations for This Year’s Blueberry Industry Awards By North American Blueberry Council|June 18, 2026
Researchers Look To The Sun For Help In Citrus Greening Fight By Frank Giles|November 19, 2013 Using thermotherapy to sweat out deadly HLB bacteria from infected trees is something USDA scientists are warming up to.
Scientists Turn Up The Heat On HLB Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 9, 2013 Recently, USDA’s Agricultural Research Magazine published a story on research from Dr. Youngping Duan in Ft. Pierce, FL. […]
Dissecting Citrus Fruit Drop And What To Do Next Season Posted by Paul Rusnak|August 1, 2013 Editor’s Note: This Q&A feature is the second a in series of six with the 2013 Florida Grower […]
Asian Citrus Psyllid Quarantine In Heart Of California Citrus Country Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 31, 2013 A portion of Tulare County has been placed under quarantine for the Asian citrus psyllid (ACP) following the […]
Citrus Tree Rehab A Reality: 2013 Florida Citrus Show Extended Content Coverage Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 23, 2013 HLB has certainly delivered serious blows to the local citrus industry since its arrival. However, the death knell […]
Six Asian Citrus Psyllids Found In California’s Citrus Belt Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 18, 2013 The Tulare County (CA) Agricultural Commissioner’s office is announcing that six additional Asian citrus psyllids (ACP) have been […]
California City Battles To Save Historic Orange Tree Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 8, 2013 More than two years into a quarantine on citrus trees in much of Southern California, the Asian citrus […]
Florida Residents Get Wake-Up Call On HLB Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 3, 2013 USDA has launched a new effort in Florida to raise awareness about the threat of citrus greening disease, […]
Don’t Let Crop Protection Complacency Put You On The Spot Posted by Paul Rusnak|July 1, 2013 You can have too much of a good thing. And an over-indulgence can have costly consequences, especially in […]
Restrictions Lifted For Key Citrus Pest In California Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 18, 2013 Restrictions have been lifted on the movement of citrus fruit and citrus plants in California’s Citrus Belt, Tulare […]
HLB Research Innovation And Frustrations Go Hand In Hand Posted by Paul Rusnak|June 14, 2013 Editor’s Note: This is the first in series of six Q&As with the 2013 Florida Grower Citrus Achievement […]
Opinion: Growers Eager For HLB Breakthrough By Frank Giles|May 24, 2013 If you’ve read this month’s cover story, you quickly capture the recurring theme of the search for a […]
Avoid Psyllid Resistance: 2013 Florida Citrus Show Extended Content Coverage Posted by Paul Rusnak|May 1, 2013 When it comes to crop protection, due diligence is required by growers. Luckily, there are myriad chemistries available […]
Citrus Scientists Target HLB-Tolerant Trees: 2013 Florida Citrus Show Extended Content Coverage Posted by Paul Rusnak|April 1, 2013 Though there might not yet be a way to prevent HLB from infecting citrus groves, the prospect of […]
Battle Of Citrus Vs. HLB Far From Over By Adam Putnam|March 25, 2013 For most of Florida’s 500-year history, the state has been synonymous with citrus. Introduced to Florida in 1565 […]
Study Shows Long-Range Threat Of HLB To Florida Citrus By Frank Giles|March 25, 2013 The Florida Department of Citrus (FDOC) has released a long-range study of production and consumption trends that paints […]
Citrus Skyfall Cause For Concern: 2013 Florida Citrus Show Extended Content Coverage Posted by Paul Rusnak|March 1, 2013 Though there was plenty to talk about and learn at the 2013 Florida Citrus Show, the hot topic […]
Multiple Factors Continue To Squeeze Orange Crop By Thomas H. Spreen|February 15, 2013 Since a 154 million box orange crop forecast was released by the Florida Agricultural and Statistics Service (FASS) […]
Research Progress, Production Costs Top Priorities For Citrus Growers Posted by Christina Herrick|November 1, 2012 This is the fifth of six installments featuring Florida Grower’s 2012 Citrus Achievement Award winner Vic Story addressing […]
