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Asian Citrus Psyllid Quarantine in Placer County

Dan October 17, 2016Citrus, Industry News Release

A portion of Placer County is now under quarantine for Asian citrus psyllid (ACP) following the detection of multiple life stages on citrus trees within the City of Lincoln. The…

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Possible Shift of Psyllid Control Efforts in CA

Taylor Hillman October 17, 2016Pest Update

Courtesy: UC ANR Research is looking at history to find out what grove characteristics are favorable to Asian citrus psyllids and possibly adjusting urban psyllid control efforts in the state…

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Florida Citrus Harvest Expected to Decline

Dan October 17, 2016Citrus, Industry News Release

…non-Valencia total, according to USDA. Industry officials note citrus greening in Florida has forced a citrus production decline of 70 percent in the last 20 years. From the National Association…

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Slight Decrease in Citrus Crop Forecast

Dan October 12, 2016Citrus, Crop Forecast

…2010-11 season. Citrus Crop Forecast THANK YOU to our LIVE Citrus Crop Forecast Coverage Sponsors! Brought to you by OnlyMoso USA – Giving American Farmers, Landowners and Investors their share…

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Florida Citrus Growers Spared by Hurricane Matthew

Dan October 11, 2016Citrus, Industry News Release

Citrus growers in Florida “dodged a huge bullet” as Hurricane Matthew seems to have caused just minimal crop damage, according to the Indian River Citrus League based in Ft. Pierce,…

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ACP Movement Shows History Repeating Itself

Taylor Hillman October 5, 2016Citrus, Pest Update

Research is looking at what we can learn from the Asian citrus psyllid’s (ACP) history, specifically ACP movement throughout Southern California. Psyllid finds in Central California are mimicking the insect’s…

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Pacific Region Fruit & Nut Review

Dan October 4, 2016Citrus, Commodity Report, Tree, nut & vine crops

…slowed, but harvesting, packing, and shipping to domestic markets continued. Lemons and Australian finger limes were harvested and packed. Florida Citrus In the citrus growing region, reported daily high temperatures…

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Agri View: New Possibilities

Dan October 4, 2016Agri View, Tree, nut & vine crops

…blueberries has vastly expanded. While many citrus growers continue to fight greening and half a dozen other diseases, there’s a lot of attention focused on pomegranates. It’s not a fruit…

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Funding Available for Specialty Crop Research

Dan September 29, 2016Industry News Release, Specialty Crops

…Central Florida team to test a bactericide against citrus greening disease, a problem that has cost the state of Florida alone more than $3 billion in lost revenue since 2007….

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Citrus Crop Forecast Live Coverage Wednesday, October 12

Dan September 29, 2016Citrus, Crop Forecast

…and Florida Citrus Mutual in sponsoring monthly forecast updates throughout the citrus season. OnlyMoso USA officials say the company offers smaller acreage citrus growers in particular strong profit opportunities in…

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Psyllid Spreads North, Found in Placer County

Dan September 16, 2016Citrus, Industry News Release, Pest Update

The Asian citrus psyllid, a small insect that can carry a devastating citrus tree disease, has been detected in Placer County. The disease, called Huanglongbing, and is also known as…

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APHIS Seeks Comments on Treatment Evaluation Document

Dan September 15, 2016Industry News Release, Tree, nut & vine crops

…more than 14 days to meet the U.S. entry requirements. In March 2011, APHIS approved cold treatment at or below 3o C of certain other species of citrus fruit from…

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Foods You Should Refrigerate

Dan September 15, 2016General, This Land of Ours

…And always throw your salad dressings in the refrigerator. Especially ones made with dairy, fruit or citrus. Even if you make your own, keep it fresh by keeping it chilled….

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Western View: Nevada Water Wars Heating Up

Taylor Hillman August 31, 2016Features, Western View

…I have to meter it and pay by the gallon, and maybe reduce my usage? But, equally concerning is the sure knowledge that my neighbor’s half section of citrus isn’t…

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