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Pomegranate Thoughts from a Florida Citrus Man

Ernie Neff October 22, 2012 Citrus, Florida

Mickey Page

Mickey Page, research farm manager at the Mid-Florida Citrus Foundation, has been growing some pomegranates at the foundation’s Water Conserv II grove and farm near Winter Garden. He discusses the fruit as a possible alternative crop for Florida citrus growers. He addresses the uses and markets for pomegranates, his experience growing them, and more.


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