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Investing in new citrus plantings in Brazil can be worthwhile

A study by Brazilian citrus consultant Gilberto Tozatti indicated that even under high HLB pressure, but with reasonable prices, it is worth investing in new citrus plantings. Tozatti's study, presented at the recent International Research Conference on HLB, received support from the Group of Citrus Consultants (GCONCI).

Tozatti summarized his presentation: Brazil is the world leader in the production of orange juice. However, the Brazilian citrus industry is facing a considerable increase in the incidence of huanglongbing (HLB). HLB reduces productivity and can render trees unproductive, shortening the life span of orchards and threatening the economic viability of the investment.

Read the full article at citrusindustry.net.

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