Florida, citrus and Milton
Florida’s citrus industry takes big blow from Hurricane Milton
An updated forecast from the U.S. Department of Agriculture said Florida is projected to produce enough oranges to fill 12 million 90-pound boxes, 3 million less than expected before Milton. The industry produced 17.96 million boxes of oranges during the 2023-2024 season, which ended in July.
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County officials attribute delays to contractor shortages following Hurricane Helene and the need for smaller equipment to navigate certain streets.
The dog became known through social media after his rescue by a Florida Highway Patrol trooper who saw him tied to a fence ...
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North Carolina to see North Country sheds in wake of Hurricane MiltonIn the wake of Hurricane Milton, parts of North Carolina have been devastated, but across the country and beyond, sparks of ...
It's now been two months since Hurricane Milton caused extensive damage throughout the Tampa Bay area. Many are in the ...
Polk is one of four districts receiving $100,000 from the Florida Disaster Fund for relief from Hurricane Milton.
Citizens Insurance CEO Tim Cerio this month responded to the reports that the state insurer of last resort was closing claims ...
TALLAHASSEE - Damage from Hurricane Milton is driving down citrus production from what was already expected to be a historic low in the current growing season, according to a federal report released ...
The catastrophic hurricane that devastated parts of the Tampa Bay area was ranked 4th behind the U.S. Election, excessive heat and the Olympics in the news category.
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