Florida's beleaguered citrus industry received a mixed bag of news this week, with a stable production forecast offering a ...

Scientists at the University of Florida are testing a new type of citrus tree that can fight off the tiny insects responsible for citrus greening.

Overall, the industry is facing a harvest that is nearly 20 percent lower than what was projected prior to Milton’s impact in mid-October.

Greening disease was introduced in the late 90s to Florida, and has had detrimental effects on citrus production.

The December numbers were the first projections after Hurricane Milton pounded citrus-growing areas in October.

With a major grower set to exit the business, Florida’s struggling citrus industry saw little change Friday in a production ...

Researchers successfully added a gene to several types of citrus, which causes the tree to make a protein that kills greening-causing insects.

Florida researchers work on genetically modifying trees to kill insects as Fort Myers based grower, Alico, stops citrus production.

Scientists at the University of Florida are testing a new type of citrus tree that can fight off the tiny insects responsible ...

The citrus company said Monday that it has lost approximately 73% of its citrus production over the past decade.