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Some Reasons for Big Cuts in Florida’s Citrus Forecast

Ernie Neff December 11, 2012 Citrus, Florida

Non-Valencia orange droppage projected to be the highest in 43 seasons was one reason cited for a seven-million box reduction in that variety’s forecast Thursday by the USDA. This report has all the latest Florida citrus crop forecasts.


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