Hit by storms and disease, Florida’s citrus growers try to survive until bug-free trees arrive
At some point, this isn’t going to be an orange grove anymore,” Murphy, a third-generation grower, says as he gazes at the ...
Florida's famous orange groves may soon disappear
Those catastrophes contributed to a 90% decline in orange production over the past two decades. Citrus groves in Florida, which covered more than 832,00 acres (336,698 hectares) at the turn of the ...
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INSECTS ON ORANGE SLICES, FIVE HIGH PRIORITY VIOLATIONS AT PREZZO BOCA RATON
High Priority – Live, small flying insects found Observed approximately 7 small flying insects in kitchen flying around near ...
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FWC Reminds Floridians To Be Aware Of Increased Wildlife Activity This Spring
With the arrival of spring, Florida's diverse wildlife is experiencing a surge in activity, prompting the Florida Fish and ...
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Florida’s Citrus Industry Grapples With Hurricanes, Disease, and Development Pressures
Florida’s citrus industry faces an increasingly difficult future, contending with a range of ongoing challenges. From ...
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Research reveals possible cause behind sargassum blooms on Florida beaches
A USF study found that vertical currents are likely behind the algae blooms that dump sargassum onto Florida beaches each ...