Commercial Citrus Inventory Rpt Shows Major Declines

Dan September 15, 2006 Citrus

USDA Commercial Citrus Inventory report comes out every two years, and the oneÂ just out shows dramatic declines in citrus acreage in all categories in Florida.Â USDA Citrus Statistics Administrator Bob Terry discusses the report with SOutheast AgNet moments after its release on Friday Sept 15. Listen To MP3 Â Report (2:00 wma)
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