Citrus Growers Gather in Wauchula for Crop Forecast Breakfast

Randall Weiseman Citrus, Crop Forecasts

Peace River Valley citrus growers gathered in Wauchula this morning to hear the 2006-07 season citrus crop forecast via Southeast AgNet’s statewide live network broadcast. Growers sharing their reaction to the forecast said that although the 135 million number was a little lower than they would have liked to have seen, better prices will obviously be good for growers.

FDOC & Mutual Execs on USDA Citrus Crop Forecast

Dan Citrus, Crop Forecasts

The Stallings Crop Insurance Grower Breakfast at Ray-Bob Groves in Alturas was a success, drawing a good group of growers to gather to hear the citrus crop forecast “live” broadcast.  Citrus Department and FL Citrus Mutual leaders also attended and provide reaction to the forecast in this report.  Report (2:00 wma)

October U.S. Cotton Crop Forecast Rises

Randall Weiseman Cotton, Crop Forecasts

The forecast for all U.S. cotton saw a slight rise in the October 1 report put out by USDA’s National Agriculture Statistics Service. And that same rise is also expected in the Southeast crop.  Report (1:00 wma) USDA NASS

USDA Citrus Crop Estimates Confirm smaller FL crop

Dan Citrus, Crop Forecasts

USDA Citrus Crop Administrator released the citrus crop forecast numbers for this season for the first time on a live network broadcast through Southeast AgNet.  Here is some excerpts from that “live” statewide broadcast.  Report (1:00 wma) Sponsoring these news reports: AND AND USDA NASS

Peanut Crop Numbers Rise

Randall Weiseman Crop Forecasts, Peanuts

USDA’s National Agriculture Statistics Service has released the October production numbers for the U.S. Peanut Crop, and Tyron Spearman gives a rundown of those numbers.  Report (1:00 wma) USDA NASS

Cotton Crop Forecast sees Slight Rise

Randall Weiseman Cotton, Crop Forecasts

USDA’s National Agriculture Statistics Service has released the October production numbers for the U.S. Cotton Crop, and according to Shiela Corley, they are predicting a slight rise from last month’s numbers.  Report (2:45 wma) USDA NASS