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While the 2025-2026 Florida citrus season ended on a positive note, it was a bit of a bumpy ride for growers forced to contend with freezing conditions. Despite the uncertainty, growers still reported better tree health and improved fruit quality.![]()
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In a county changing almost by the day, it's easy to focus on what's new. But remembering where we came from may be just as important as where we're headed.![]()
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Polk County Farm Bureau President Christian Spinosa discusses recent challenges posed by the pasture mealybug and encourages students to register for the Youth Speech Contest, which will take place August 25. ![]()
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Lake Placid reigns as the Caladium Capital of the World, and no time is better to see the industry in action than the annual Caladium Festival, set for July 24-26.![]()
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After Florida's citrus industry has spent decades battling greening, hurricanes, and uncertainty, a little hope goes a long way. The legislature delivered a substantial win for Florida citrus, and the 2026-2027 state budget includes roughly $196 million earmarked for the industry.![]()
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