Citrus Greening, Psyllid On The Move

Gary Cooper June 30, 2008 Citrus, Florida

In this report, headlines about citrus greening disease now confirmed in Louisiana, and Citrus Psyllid now confirmed just two miles south of the California border in Tijuana, Mexico, has citrus growers and industry folks all over the continent concerned about the spread of citrus greening disease. Report (1:30 mp3)

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