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New Citrus Plantings Needed; How to Help Them Survive

Ernie Neff October 12, 2015 Citrus, Florida

Michael Rogers

Michael Rogers

With bearing citrus trees likely to become nonproductive within a few years, growers need to replant with new trees to stay in business, says Michael Rogers of the University of Florida. Rogers suggests some steps to help new plantings survive.


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