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Agri View: California Dealing With Citrus HLB

Dan May 26, 2017 Agri View, Citrus

  Everett Griner talks about how California is dealing with, and controlling HLB in citrus in today’s Agri View.     California citrus growers are nervous about the disease that has plagued Florida citrus farmers for decade now. It has a name that stretches across the page but I simply call it HLB. If you have a large grove or …

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    Fire ants can quickly become a serious problem for landowners, producers, large-scale operations, and more. These aggressive invaders pose risks to livestock, people, equipment, and crops, building underground colonies that can thrive and expand if left unchecked. That’s why incorporating a spring fire ant treatment plan is key to sustaining control. Rising temperatures signal a […]

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