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Texas A&M researcher???s agriculture study could help save U.S. citrus supply
1+ week, 1+ day ago (497+ words) A deadly disease called citrus greening has decimated much of Florida’s orange juice and citrus production in recent years. A researcher from Texas A&M University was part of a team that may have found a treatment. For the last…...
Florida Citrus: Less Acreage, More Production - Acreage Citrus Industry Magazine
1+ week, 4+ day ago (348+ words) Florida’s citrus acreage tumbled again in 2026, but the state’s citrus production increased in the 2025–26 season, according to two recent U.S. Department of Agriculture National Agricultural Statistics Service reports. Results of the 2026 Commercial Citrus Inventory show total citrus acreage is…...
USDA Battles Numerous Citrus Diseases - Diseases Citrus Industry Magazine
2+ week, 4+ day ago (155+ words) Daniel Cooper August 25, 2026Diseases, USDA PPQ performed a pathway analysis to determine the risk of interstate movement of citrus fruit with attached stems and leaves from quarantined areas. PPQ also provided options to stakeholders that they could implement to protect their…...
EPA clears new disease-fighting tool for Florida citrus trees as harvests remain under strain
2+ week, 4+ day ago (517+ words) Its method relies on biology already found in nature instead of rewriting the tree's genome. Florida's citrus industry just got a potentially valuable new tool to boost harvests and help prevent plant diseases the industry is struggling with. An RNA-based…...
Texas A&M AgriLife researchers develop new EPA-approved treatment for citrus greening
3+ week, 17+ hour ago (434+ words) A new treatment could give citrus growers another tool against citrus greening, a disease that can devastate groves, according to researchers at Texas A&M AgriLife in Weslaco. Researchers at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in…...
U.S. citrus greening treatment receives EPA registration
3+ week, 2+ day ago (292+ words) A citrus greening disease treatment developed through more than a decade of research at Texas A&M AgriLife Research has reached a commercial milestone after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency granted unconditional registration to the therapy. © Sam Craft/Texas A&M…...
IMG Citrus, Mixon Family Join Forces to Create One of the Most Significant Grapefruit Platforms in Florida
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (1617+ words) IMG Citrus, a family owned and integrated Florida citrus grower, packer, and distributor, and the Mixon Family, a multigenerational Florida agricultural family focused on specialty crop production and innovation, announced they are joining forces to reimagine the future of Florida…...
USDA To Buy Fresh Citrus From American Growers - USDA Citrus Industry Magazine
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (173+ words) Daniel Cooper July 31, 2026Fresh, USDA The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) on July 23 announced its intent to purchase $32.5 million of fresh citrus from American growers. USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service, under Section 32 of the Agriculture Act of 1935, will make the purchases. The fresh…...
UGA Extension Hosts Southeast Citrus Workshop - Georgia Citrus Industry Magazine
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (243+ words) Daniel Cooper July 31, 2026Cold Hardy, Events, Georgia A part of Georgia’s citrus crop lies in the southeastern part of the state. Aubrey Shirley, University of Georgia (UGA) Tattnall County Extension coordinator, believes that portion is continuing to grow. The main threat…...
HDO urges lemon farmers to enroll in WBCIS before July 31
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (132+ words) Supported by the state and central governments, the scheme offers insurance coverage up to Rs 1,20,000 per hectare against climate risks like heatwaves, excess rainfall, and high humidity. NELLORE: District Horticulture Officer MV Subba Reddy on Tuesday urged Nellore lemon farmers…...