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Recent hurricanes cause Florida citrus production to fall as farms work through damageFlorida oranges are harder to come by after recent hurricanes impacted production at farms across the state. The U.S. Department of Agriculture predicts the state’s citrus season, which runs ...
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Florida’s citrus industry struggles to bounce back after Hurricane Milton devastated cropsThe citrus industry in Florida is struggling to bounce back after Hurricane Milton devastated ... remain confident in crops despite storm damage, widespread disease This comes as major grower ...
Milton threatens to inflict wind damage in the northern ... on Monday due to the threat to Florida’s citrus industry. Milton strengthened into a Category 5 hurricane on a path toward Florida ...
A major grower said it was abandoning its citrus growing operations, reflecting the headwinds Florida’s signature crops are ...
With a major grower set to exit the business, Florida’s struggling citrus industry saw little change Friday in a production forecast for the hurricane-damaged growing season. The U.S. Department ...
Citrus greening disease has weakened trees, which is why recent hurricanes have been able to cause so much more damage. A ...
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa that more interest-free disaster loans up to $500,000 ...
Brian Alvarez stood and stared at the fire damage Tuesday morning ... We were there in 2023 as they came back after flooding from Hurricane Idalia just missed getting inside.
When the counting is done, the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season will likely add up to at least a $1.2 billion loss for Florida ... of the citrus tree, but you don’t see the branch damage that ...
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