Quarantines in Place to Prevent ACP Spread
Quarantines Painful For Some Growers By Mikenzi Meyers, Associate Editor It’s been a tough road for citrus growers since the discovery of …
Category Archives: Citrus
Agriland Farming Excels in Management
Family and Community Top of Mind By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor Jim Maxwell founded Agriland Farming, Inc., a dynamic farm management …
Casey Creamer Named New President/CEO of California Citrus Mutual
New Role Effective Feb. 1 News Release CCM appoints current Executive Vice President and veteran agriculture industry representative. Current …
Citrus Growers Prepare For Sub Freezing Temps
Central Valley Citrus Growers Prepare for Cold Weather News Release Central Valley citrus growers are anticipating subfreezing temperatures over the …
Citrus Mutual Encouraged by Farm Bill
California Citrus Mutual Commends Congress for Action on 2018 Farm Bill News Release This week, the U.S. Senate and the …
Farm Bill Deal a Big Win for U.S. Citrus Growers
Agreement Provides $25 Million for ACP and HLB News Release Recently, leading farm bill negotiators in the House and Senate …
Preventing the Spread of ACP
Valley Citrus Growers Continue Vigilance By Jessica Theisman, Associate Editor The spread of Asian Citrus Psyllid (ACP) continues to be …
Citrus Research Meeting Focuses on Moving Plant Material
Industry Discusses Strategies in Fighting Huanglongbing Disease By Jessica Theisman, Associated Editor Franco Bernardi, the interim president of the California Citrus Research …
IR-4 Program Trying to Help Florida Citrus Industry Due to HLB
IR-4 Researchers Control Material to Help Citrus Industy By Patrick Cavanaugh, Editor Jerry Barron, executive director of the IR-4 Project …
Citrus Research Board Seeks to Hire New President
Nationwide Search Is On Edited by Patrick Cavanaugh The Citrus Research Board (CRB) has launched a nationwide search to hire …
