Fla. citrus growers brace for cold snap
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Farmers rushed to protect citrus and other crops Tuesday as Florida braced for plunging temperatures, with the governor even lifting certain agricultural regulations as a precaution.
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The U.S. National Weather Service  issued a second hard freeze warning in Florida for Thursday  night, the forecaster said Thursday.
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LAKELAND, Fla.  - Hurricane Charley devastated  Florida's $9.1 billion citrus industry, uprooting trees and  stripping off fruit that was ripening for next season's crop,  the state's largest citrus growers' group said on Sunday.
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Today, storm-tossed Floridians are scrambling to get ready for what would be a first for the state: a fourth hurricane this year, called Jeanne, which is threatening to strike Sunday.
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SAN FRANCISCO - Marquis Grissom played on a tender ankle, and Noah Lowry pitched with strep throat. Manager Felipe Alou tried to focus on baseball when Hurricane Frances was closing in on his new Florida home.
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Awaiting the arrival of the state&#39;s second major hurricane in just three weeks, businesses and agencies across Florida are rolling out disaster preparedness plans to secure systems and communications infrastructure against the predicted high-winds
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VERO BEACH, FLA. -- People formed a line stretching more than 800 metres for food and water, while others searched in vain for generators in yesterday&#39;s sweltering heat as Florida residents began cleaning
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The sunny presence of lemons is more welcome than ever in winter, but forget lemonade; these cold days require more resourceful uses of the fruit.
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FORT PIERCE, Fla. - Floridians scrambled to board their homes and stock up on groceries and gas - again - as Hurricane Jeanne churned westward Friday and threatened to become the fourth hurricane to pound the state in the last six weeks...
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EAST MANATEE - One way the struggling Florida citrus industry can get a boost is for the US government to slap a tariff on countries that sell juice below costs, local citrus growers agree.
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Still reeling from Hurricane Charley, Florida&#39;s worst natural disaster in more than a decade, state residents are bracing for a storm that could prove larger, longer and more lethal.
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The European Union said Wednesday it was looking forward to including Florida oranges and other U.S. products in its system of protecting traditional regional foods following a World Trade Organization ruling on the issue.
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Work crews along Florida&#39;s Atlantic Coast are bracing for Hurricane Jeanne as they continue to clean up from this season&#39;s string of killer storms.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Plenty of people in Florida aren&#39;t thinking beyond Hurricane Charley, but forecasters at the National Hurricane Center in Miami say it&#39;s getting busy in the tropics.
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Florida's orange production is expected to plunge 27 percent from a year ago in the wake of four hurricanes that lashed the state in August and September, the US Agriculture Department said.
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WEIRSDALE-- Longtime Marion County citrus grower Neal Dudley scanned a portion of his 20-acre grove and said the recent onslaught of hurricanes didn&#39;t damage a single tree.
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Florida's orange groves emerged mostly unscathed from unusually low temperatures overnight, the state's largest growers association said Thursday.