CHMAs Good for Citrus; Could Be Better

Ernie Neff May 26, 2015 Citrus, Florida

Phil Stansly

Almost everyone agrees citrus health management areas (CHMAs) greatly aid the fight against HLB-spreading psyllids. But University of Florida entomologist Phil Stansly says CHMAs could be even better.

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