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USDA changes Florida citrus production projections in December Forecast

On December 9, the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service reported the Florida orange forecast at 46 million boxes. Total orange production is down 2% from the October forecast, but down 13% from last season’s final utilization.

The drop is in Florida non-Valencia production, which now stands at 18 million boxes. Current droppage is above average and is projected to be above average at harvest. The Navel forecast, included in the non-Valencia forecast, is unchanged at 450,000 boxes, and is 3% of the non-Valencia total. Navel size and droppage are above average.

Click here to read the December Forecast.

 

Source: citrusindustry.net

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