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Updated Map of Citrus Greening Available

Gary Cooper January 26, 2007 Citrus, Florida

pdf file of map available by clicking on highlighted part of text in this news item Here’s the latest map of citrus greening in Florida (pdf file)Growers who have questions can contact the Florida Department of Agriculture Division of Plant Industry offices in Gainesville.

Citrus growers are encouraged to take a few moments to offer ideas as to how they think canker or greening can be best controlled. E-mail us at growertrials@southeastagnet.com, and then look for your input in this section of the website archives.

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