Best CHMAs Improve Citrus Growers’ Bottom Line

Ernie Neff July 20, 2015 Citrus, Florida

Ariel Singerman

Participation in citrus health management areas (CHMAs) deemed to be “best” provide a substantial economic benefit compared to participation in CHMAs deemed to be “moderate.” University of Florida economist Ariel Singerman reports.

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