Scenes from the 2022 Florida Citrus Show

Even though the annual event is smack dab in the middle of the season, it’s still the perfect time to take a step back, learn about the latest research and reconnect with friends.

Education program adds diversity to its lineup.

See how the first large in-person event since COVID-19 was a successful reunion for local growers, researchers, and stakeholders.

Plans are in the works to host an in-person event in Ft. Pierce. Find out the details.

More than 800 people attend event to network with peers and to learn about promising research on growing in an HLB-endemic environment.

Preparations for the annual industry event are at a fever pitch. Find out where to get the latest intel on production tactics, mingle with peers, and more.

Plan to kick the year off right with the event for citrus professionals. 

With groves bouncing back from Hurricane Irma, growers are ready to move forward and plan for the future.

Dundee Citrus Growers Association develops largest citrus under protective screen planting in the U.S.

Economic analysis finds a high-density approach can pay off.

Coming off a tough season, the industry is ready to kick-start a new year on a positive note at annual gathering in Ft. Pierce.

Facing challenges to success in new growth areas, Florida producers are required and ready to adapt again.

Hurricane takes the wind out of a good crop, but many aim to nurse trees back to health as best they can.

Annual gathering provides safe harbor for HLB and hurricane-harried industry.

A safe haven for hurricane-weary growers and suppliers, annual industry gathering promises to offer up a fresh start.

Attendees of the 2017 Florida Citrus Show convene to commiserate over current challenges, vet future wins via new varieties.

Not even an El Niño-fueled, two-day soaker can keep a flood of attendees from the annual gathering.

Anxious to find a cure for HLB, growers gather in droves at the Florida Citrus Show to learn the latest.

Still the hot topic, attendees to get their fill of greening info at the 2015 Florida Citrus Show.