USDA Citrus Crop Estimate Indicates Slight Increase for 2011/12 Crop

Dan October 12, 2011 Citrus, Florida

The numbers released this morning by USDA-NASS show a slight increase from last year in all catagories for Florida. FCOJ yield also projected to increase to 1.60.

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