USDA Experts Assessing Citrus Losses from Irma

Dan October 4, 2017 Citrus, Florida

We have seen pictures of oranges covering the ground in some Florida groves because of Hurricane Irma. USDA experts are in those groves assessing the extent of the losses. Gary Crawford has the story.

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