Psyllid Moves Closer to California Citrus

Dan September 3, 2009 Citrus, Florida

California citrus growers are on high alert because of the deadly Asian Citrus Psyllid that seems to be moving closer to groves there. Southeast AgNet’s Randall Weiseman has more.

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