Citrus Foundation’s Browning on Nutrition, Fruit Drop and More

Ernie Neff June 7, 2013 Citrus, Florida

Citrus Research and Development Foundation Chief Operations Officer Harold Browning reacts to a recent grower request for more research into the use of nutritionals for HLB-infected trees. He also discusses the foundation’s budget, planned fruit drop research and rootstock trials.

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