Florida FSA Tops One-Million Mark with Assistance of New Citrus Trees

Randall Weiseman November 3, 2016 Citrus, Florida, Fruits, Specialty Crops

Through their tree assistance program, USDA’s Farm Service Agency (FSA) in Florida continues to help citrus growers get new trees in the ground. Florida FSA State Director Rick Dantzler says they have now topped the one-million mark.

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