citrus crop

Florida growers have struggled for years against residential and commercial development, foreign imports, changes in beverage consumption habits and, since 2005, citrus greening, an incurable bacterial disease.

The citrus season runs from October through June.

While 2020 was bad for many businesses, it was an exceptionally good year for Florida citrus growers. The industry wants to keep that momentum going.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Friday forecast a 15 percent decline in orange production for the recently started growing season as compared to the last harvest

Florida’s Democratic lawmakers are calling on President Trump to scale back tariffs on imports from China.The comments were made before twenty Democratic…

Hurricane Michael has taken a toll on Florida’s agriculture industry. Still recovering from Hurricane Irma, crop growers in the panhandle will need to...

Florida's citrus growers are blaming Hurricane Irma for one of their worst seasons in decades. In a Naples Daily News report , U.S. agriculture...

Florida's citrus industry got some dire news Tuesday from an organization that advises the federal government on science and technical matters.

A Florida judge is ordering the state agricultural department to immediately pay residents their share from a class-action lawsuit filed after the state...

Thousands of Florida homeowners who had healthy citrus trees cut down by the state are finally going to get paid for their losses.Gov. Rick Scott on…