The powerhouse of American citrus is suffering a brutal decline. Everyone has a theory about why.
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Quiet fell over the room, which was neither full nor very loud to begin with, and the 2026 Florida Citrus Show began.
“It should be a great day,” began the event’s first speaker. “Rain should hold off today, even though we definitely need more rain.” No one laughed.
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American citizens are left vulnerable
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