With research occurring at places such as the University of Florida, Joyner said the goal is to stabilize the industry by putting into groves trees that are resistant to citrus greening ...

However, semi-mature citrus trees with larger trunks and trees growing in sheltered areas may not need to be staked at all, and tree stakes should be removed from any citrus tree once its trunk is ...

“We need to maintain a market for these growers.” With research occurring at places such as the University of Florida, Joyner said the goal is to stabilize the industry by putting into groves trees ...

With research occurring at places such as the University of Florida, Joyner said the goal is to stabilize the industry by putting into groves trees that are resistant to citrus greening ...

A major grower said this week it was abandoning its citrus growing operations, reflecting the headwinds Florida's signature crops are facing following a series of hurricanes and tree diseases.

Amidst these challenges, a glimmer of hope emerged this week with the announcement from the University of Florida that scientists are testing a new type of citrus tree resistant to the Asian citrus ...

Scientists at the University of Florida offered a glimmer of hope Wednesday when they announced they are testing a new type of tree that can fight off tiny insects responsible for citrus greening.

Key takeaway: Florida’s citrus industry took ... has been used to treat several other plant diseases for about 70 years, including fire blight and spot disease on peaches and to control of several ...

USDA says revised figures for the citrus harvest after Hurricane Milton should be solid for the remainder of growing season. After a rough year when citrus production in Florida was thrown off by ...