Estimates reduce further amid historically challenged season due to hurricanes and continued disease pressure. See where the numbers are now.
The season’s first crop estimate already was tightly squeezed — before the storm was factored in. See where the numbers from USDA are now.
Latest USDA crop estimate comes up sour again for growers fighting disease, hurricane, and real estate pressures.
Latest USDA estimate shows orange and grapefruit forecast unchanged, but still historically low.
Initial USDA forecast reflects the fruits of what was left behind by monster storm.
Marked increase in production predicted for the next crop of oranges.
Latest estimate from USDA shows no change for oranges; grapefruit count gets squeezed.
Amid up-and-down pattern, USDA puts all-orange production numbers back on target with initial estimate.
Despite slight drop in Valencias, silver linings found.
Despite crop protection challenges, all-orange production projection from USDA remains unchanged.
Despite the major storm, updated forecast figures from USDA actually show an increase.
USDA estimates all-orange crop to be down more than 11 million boxes from last season’s final tally.
Elizabeth Steger estimates crop will drop by 26%.
Challenging campaign typified by forecasts influenced by the negative impacts of HLB.
Momentum carries over big time from last month’s elevated expectation in output.
A bump in projected Valencia production breaks long string of sobering reports.
Updated USDA estimate holds serve again; hasn’t dipped since December.
For the first time this season, estimates from USDA do not drop.
Final USDA forecast reveals slight uptick in Valencia numbers.