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RELEASE:Senator Moody Welcomes EPA Approval of Anti-Citrus Greening Treatment, Backs Florida Growers Apr 30, 2026 WASHINGTON … Environmental Protection Agency approval of CarriCea T1, a citrus rootstock that helps trees defend themselves against citrus greening
freezes that killed their crops, or the citrus greening that has devastated entire industries. They absorbed … Assistance Program (TAP), a lifeline for Florida's citrus and specialty crop growers who have suffered repeated losses
Association, the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, Florida Citrus Mutual, and the Bipartisan Policy Center Action. Steube Bipartisan
Protection Agency’s (EPA) approval of a new citrus rootstock designed to help trees defend against citrus greening … bacterial infection that has devastated Florida’s citrus industry and significantly reduced production over the past two decades
Association, the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, Florida Citrus Mutual, and the Bipartisan Policy Center Action. Steube Bipartisan
failing septic systems. "Outdated septic systems in Hernando, Citrus, and Pasco Counties threaten the health of our waterways
Congressman Aaron Bean. “Outdated septic systems in Hernando, Citrus, and Pasco Counties threaten the health of our waterways
Congressman Aaron Bean. “Outdated septic systems in Hernando, Citrus, and Pasco Counties threaten the health of our waterways
urging timely, science-based review of emerging citrus rootstock technologies to combat citrus greening (HLB). Florida’s citrus … limiting their ability to reinvest. “Florida’s citrus industry has taken hit after hit, from greening to hurricanes
Home Media Bilirakis Blog Citrus County Disclosure March 28, 2026 Bilirakis Blog Document floral-city-disclosure.pdf (199.48 KB) Media Press
with the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, Florida Citrus Mutual, and the Bipartisan Policy Center Action. Read
with the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, Florida Citrus Mutual, and the Bipartisan Policy Center Action. Read
frost that devastated crops across the state. “From citrus trees and vegetables to shrubs and nursery crops
Counties Also Eligible: Florida: Alachua, Bradford, Broward, Charlotte, Citrus, Clay, Collier, Columbia, DeSoto, Flagler, Gadsden, Hamilton, Hardee, Indian … Beach and Sumter. Contiguous Counties Also Eligible: Florida: Citrus, Collier, Glades, Hendry, Hernando, Lake, Marion, Martin, Miami-Dade
freezes have taken on Florida’s specialty crops, citrus groves, berry farms, and nursery operations, noting the bill … exceed the $900,000 disaster payment cap. Citrus Research: Citrus greening research trust fund extended through 2031. Voluntary
billion in sugarcane losses, $674 million in citrus, $307 million in strawberries, $255 million in sweet corn … including sugar and blueberries, and for crops like citrus and blueberries those trees and bushes
Agriculture Wilton Simpson. “Florida’s farmers, ranchers, citrus growers, and timber producers are the backbone of our state … assist with: • Infrastructure damage • Market loss compensation • Citrus-specific impacts, including infrastructure and future economic loss • Timber damage
provisions, including: • Long-term federal funding to combat Citrus Greening • Increased specialty crop block grants and innovation funding
County Line Road, Spring Hill, FL 34609 Citrus Springs - February 18, 2026 - 1:00 pm - Citrus Springs Community … Springs - 1570 W. Citrus Springs Blvd. Citrus Springs, FL 34434 New Port Richey - February
Florida agriculture, which supplies much of America’s citrus, sugarcane, and other specialty crops. We’ve seen that … Joyner, Executive Vice President and CEO of Florida Citrus Mutualsaid, “Florida Citrus Mutual commends Senator Ashley Moody
expected across a wide range of commodities, including citrus, vegetables, sugar cane, nurseries, apiaries, and aquaculture operations. Some
Florida agriculture, which supplies much of America’s citrus, sugarcane, and other specialty crops,” said Congressman Franklin. “Growers … recover from increasingly unpredictable weather.” "Florida's citrus growers applaud Congressman Scott Franklin for reintroducing the Temperature Event
sexual predators and animal abusers, to fighting for citrus growers and hurricane recovery help, my fellow Florida delegation
card, providing targeted tax relief for Florida’s citrus growers, bolstering military preparedness, and advancing bipartisan legislation