Research Dollars Going to Work on Greening & Canker

Gary Cooper July 18, 2007 Citrus, Florida

In this report, a subject close to the hearts and minds of Florida growers these days…news about how combined citrus research dollars are being invested into canker and greening after a great deal of study by growers and industry leaders to help guide what projects get funded first. Peter McClure chairs the Florida Citrus Production Research Advisory Council, a group of growers who are ramping up involvement to help guide research choices dealing with greening and canker in particular.
Report (2:00 mp3)
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