FL citrus production jumped 5% this season over last. @BN9 spoke w/grower Daniel Hunt, who said he saw improvements in his groves despite this winter's freezes. FCM CEO Matt Joyner called the increase the start of "a resurgence and a rebound." Learn more > https://t.co/ttLzCUrBw8
Florida’s citrus industry is central to our economy and identity.
We are not only synonymous with the orange — growers work day-in and day-out to export grapefruit, tangerines and other citrus products across the nation and the world.
I’m honored to earn the endorsement of Florida Citrus Mutual and will always advocate for citrus growers and the entire agricultural community.
Research, innovation & growers' perseverance are moving Florida's citrus production in the right direction, despite impacts from this year’s historic freezes, citrus greening & past hurricanes. Hope for the future of Florida citrus is on the horizon. >> https://t.co/pf3dCjSwg3
@USDA's final 2025-2026 citrus harvest season forecast released today estimates 12.92m orange boxes, up 720k from Apr. & nearly a million (920k) from Jan. Grapefruit production increased to 1.35m boxes, tangerines & tangelos increased to 460k boxes & lemons totaled 900k boxes.
We're grateful for your, Commissioner @WiltonSimpson and Senate President @Sen_Albritton's continued support of the state's iconic crop. Learn more about how these investments will help Florida citrus growers >> https://t.co/oCDcx6UqbN
Thank you, @GovRonDeSantis, for approving a nearly $196 million investment for the 2026-2027 state fiscal year to accelerate the Florida citrus industry's recovery.
The @USDA today announced it will no longer regulate the citrus greening-resistant CarriCea Carrizo rootstock, finding that it’s not likely not pose a plant pest risk compared to traditional rootstocks.
Florida’s citrus growers affected by this year’s freezes have renewed hope for recovery. Sincere thanks to @RealDonaldTrump for standing with American farmers and recommending assistance in the Defense supplemental bill. 🇺🇸🍊
This legislation seeks to provide $3.5 billion in disaster relief through state-administered block grants to help Florida's agricultural producers, including the state’s citrus industry, recover from this winter's historic freezes. Watch the full clip >>
FCM Board member and past president Kyle Story spoke on with Spectrum News on Thursday about the Florida Freeze Disaster Assistance Act, introduced by Reps. @RepFranklin and @RepKatCammack, along with Senators @SenRickScott and @SenAshleyMoody.
Florida Citrus Mutual stands with @USDA@SecRollins for speaking up about the importance of growers having access to reliable crop protection tools to maintain our nation's food supply. See Secretary Rollins’ full testimony >> https://t.co/MReT2AeREv
Over the last two years we've invested $320 million for research, field trials, and infrastructure - a generational investment in the long-term sustainability of Florida’s iconic citrus industry.
Citrus matters. I am running to this fight! 🇺🇸🍊
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These efforts will help strengthen supply chains & fortify local economies so consumers can continue to enjoy fresh Florida citrus and orange juice. Learn more >> https://t.co/HU4jHi9p0P
We applaud @EPA Administrator @LeeMZeldin for championing innovative tools that will offer hope to Florida’s citrus growers and revitalize citrus production.
He also shared the efforts growers are making to replant and boost production. Learn more about the real signs of momentum Florida's citrus industry is seeing >> https://t.co/zLULAIevTa