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‘This our history,’ Hurricanes slam struggling Florida citrus industry, USDA forecasts low season
This year, an updated forecast from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said Florida is projected to produce enough oranges to fill 12 million boxes, three million less than expected before Milton.
Hurricane Milton Effect Seen in Latest Florida Citrus Crop Forecast
The official December citrus crop estimate from USDA puts Florida’s all-orange count at 12 million boxes. This is down 20% from October’s estimate. The all-grapefruit estimate didn’t fare much better. The updated total of 1.5 million boxes is down 14% from October’s forecast.
Florida all orange forecast from the USDA is 12.0 million boxes, down 20 percent from the October forecast of 15.0 million.
An updated forecast from the U.S. Department of Agriculture said Florida is projected to produce enough oranges to fill 12 ...
But the earlier forecast did not factor in the devastation caused by Hurricane Milton, which plowed right through large ...
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Damage from Hurricane Milton is driving down citrus production from what was already expected to be a ...
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