USDA’s citrus crop forecast tuned in a huge audience as the numbers were made public for the first time. Report (1:00 wma) Sponsoring these news reports: AND AND USDA NASS
Citrus Numbers Drop
 Bob Terry with USDA’s National Agriculture Statistics Service issued lower numbers this morning for the citrus crop. Report (8:00 wma) Sponsoring these news reports: AND AND USDA NASS
Hear Citrus Crop Forecast “LIVE”
There is a banner on the front left side of this web site to hear the “LIVE” broadcast of the citrus crop forecast Thursday morning October 12th at 8:29 a.m.: http://www.nybot.com.
FL Citrus Mutual Pres on Grower Outlook
The USDA Citrus Crop Forecast to be released this week will re-focus growers on the season ahead. In this report, Florida Citrus Mutual President Jay Clark discusses the mood of the growers going into the harvest season. Report (1:00 wma)
FL Citrus Mutual Comments leading up to Crop Forecast
There is huge anticipation for the Oct 12 Citrus Crop Forecast this week, Florida Citrus Mutual Executive Mike Sparks comments in this report. Â Report (1:00 wma)
Honduran Grapefruit Exports to EU
This is a picture of one of the ships at Puerto Cortes near San Pedro Sula, Honduras. The photo was taken in September on a recent trip to Central America by Southeast AgNet president Gary Cooper, to tour the Honduran grapefruit industry. Hear and read more about the trip in the International Citrus category of this website, and be sure …
Stallings Invites Growers to Live Broadcast Location
 With the crop forecast just one day away, Bob Stallings invites growers to the live broadcast location. Report (:46)
Ray Bob Groves Lake House Hosts Forecast Breakfast
Bob Stallings is looking forward to having growers come for a good breakfast and live forecast. Report (:55 wma)
Agricultural Travelogue – Honduras Grapefruit
I was in Honduras in September for a grapefruit production tour. The industry’s leading Citrus Industry Magazine, will have a feature on what I learned about their grapefruit industry there that sends high quality red varieties to Europe the couple months before Florida fruit starts coming into season. Here’s an excerpt. CENTRAL AMERICAN CITRUS TRAVELOGUE: HONDURAS Honduras is nestled under …
FDOC Spokesman Explains Importance of Growing Demand
Even though FL citrus yields may be down this season as a result of the past couple years of calamities, a Citrus Department spokesman explains growing demand now while retail prices remain high is critical for grower returns in the not-too-distant future. Report (1:00 wma)