CITRUS HORTICULTURE
The Citrus Horticulture program focus on researching and adopting new production practices to combat citrus greening and improve citrus production in southwest Florida.
This annual reference guide for the Florida citrus grower offers recommendations on the safest and most effective means of controlling pests of Florida citrus. Includes sections on horticultural practices; mites, insects and nematodes; diseases; weeds; and pesticides currently registered for use on Florida citrus.
Educational Videos
UF / IFAS SWFREC - Immokalee
2685 SR 29 N | Immokalee, FL 34142
Tel:(239) 658-3426
Fax:(239) 658-3403
- Citrus
Topics Of Interest:
- Aphids
- Asian Citrus Psyllid (ACP)
- Best Management Practices (BMPs)
- Biological Control
- Brochures
- Citrus
- Citrus Black Spot
- Citrus Blight
- Citrus Canker
- Citrus County
- Citrus Greening (Huanglongbing, HLB)
- Citrus Leafminer
- Education
- Fungi
- Hurricanes
- Insects
- Nursery Production
- Orange and Other Citrus Juices
- Pesticides
- Postharvest and Handling
Useful Resources
June 4 – UF/IFAS Extension Broward presents free online webinar for residents with citrus in home landscapes
South Florida landscapes are filled with some of the most delicious citrus...
Successful science: Mesh now covers about 1 million citrus trees in Florida, keeping Asian citrus psyllids at bay
As recently as five years ago, Florida citrus growers did not routinely put...
University of Florida/IFAS awarded over $16 million in research grants to fight citrus disease
LAKE ALFRED, Fla. -- University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural...