Citrus Nurseryman Addresses Peaches as Alternative Crop

Ernie Neff May 12, 2015 Citrus, Florida

Phil Rucks

Florida citrus nurseryman Phil Rucks discusses his move into peaches as an alternative for citrus growers.

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