Officials Hope New Law Will Help with Abandoned Citrus Grove Issue

Randall Weiseman June 17, 2016 Citrus, Florida, Fruits, Industry News Release, Specialty Crops

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Florida citrus officials are hoping a new state law that starts July 1st will see more efforts being made to remove abandoned citrus groves in the state.

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