In an interview with AgNet West, Jesse Silva of Kings River Packing discussed the increasing use of netting in California ...

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Standing proudly on Cholokka Boulevard, the Herlong Mansion is Micanopy’s crown jewel – a stunning example of Colonial Revival architecture that tells the story of Florida’s transition from frontier ...

ARCADIA, Fla. — According to data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, citrus growers in Florida are finally recovering from the damage Hurricane Ian caused to the industry in 2022.

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A leading biosecurity officer says it will be several months before Australia can be declared free of an invasive snail that ...

Florida's citrus industry saw a slight improvement as the U.S. Department of Agriculture on Thursday released an updated production forecast for the soon-to-be-completed growing season.

The Florida citrus industry has been severely impacted by hurricanes, freezes, and citrus greening, leading to a significant decline in production. Growers and researchers are working together to ...