Archive for the "Citrus" Tag

Rain in California is almost always a reason to celebrate, particularly amidst an ongoing severe-to-extreme drought. The previous three years of drought […]

Everything is bigger in Texas – and the state’s citrus crop is no exception. After two years of extreme weather putting a […]

The Florida Department of Agriculture announced this week that total economic damage from Hurricane Ian is estimated between $1.18 and $1.89 billion. […]

Hurricane Ian’s destructive path in Florida last month has yet to culminate in a final agricultural loss tally. Heavy damage was done […]

The latest USDA fruit outlook report outlines the lean year that was 2021 for domestic citrus supplies. According to the report, the […]

Even with a 2% bump in California orange crop expectations, the January USDA crop production report still showed lower supply and higher […]

Recently released trade reports show U.S. fresh and frozen fruit imports keep growing, topping a $16.7 billion valuation over the past 12 […]

California’s first-ever discovery in a commercial citrus grove of an infected Asian citrus psyllid (ACP) was made earlier this week. The single […]

UC Riverside scientists have found the first substance capable of controlling Citrus Greening Disease, which has devastated citrus farms in Florida and […]

Wall Street Journal writer Kirk Maltais reported this week that, “Consumers’ rush to buy groceries is fueling a rally in orange-juice prices, making the […]