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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “citrus pollinators”

Agri View: Pollination Problems for Citrus

Everett Griner talks about citrus and pollination problems continue in today’s Agri View. I told you yesterday about citrus greening being found young groves in Georgia and Alabama. Sure it is disappointing. How many times have I reported on CCD in the honey bee industry? And, the fight goes on with no solution in sight for either …

Guidance on Renewable Energy Leases
Farmers and landowners are increasingly being approached about leasing land for solar, wind and battery storage projects. According to the Center for Rural Affairs (CFRA), these agreements can create opportunities to generate long-term, stable income from property as renewable energy development grows. A new fact sheet from the CFRA aims to help landowners better understand […]
South Africa Export Forecast and Concerns
The Citrus Growers’ Association (CGA) of Southern Africa has lowered its South African citrus export forecast for the 2026 season. The association now estimates export volume of 205.3 million 15-kilogram cartons, down from the 209.4 million cartons projected before the season began. The adjustment is primarily due to lower export outlooks for mandarins, navel oranges […]