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Florida,
Texas reeling from extensive freezes
Freezing
temperatures that greeted the new year in Texas and Florida
hurt some vegetable crops in Texas, left many citrus crops unscathed,
but caused huge losses to fruits and vegetables in Florida,
according to published reports.
To
learn more. . .
*
92
million pounds of avocados from Mexico due
* WP
Rawl acquires Mississippi sweet corn grower
* Florida
Citrus Hall of Fame inductees named
* Orange
box from Airdrome marks Chinese New Year
* Retail
Roundup
Outside
the Insider
* Chemicals
coat apples decades after Alar scare (Chippewa.com)
* Cherry
industry plans for challenge of another big crop (Yakima-herald.com)
* Gov.
Crist asks for agriculture disaster declaration (palmbeachpost.com)
* ICE
audit leads to firings at Gebbers Farms (wenatcheeworld.com)
* New
FDA deputy to lead food-safety mandate (washingtonpost.com)
*
Delegation seeks assistance for potato growers (idahostatejournal.com)
* [United
Kingdom] Tesco loses place in global top three of retailers
(business.timesonline.co.uk)
People
BILL VARGAS
is no longer with Coastline a dba of Sunridge Farms Inc.,
Salinas, California.
RICHARD
DURKIN is no longer connected with Chestnut Hill Farms, Miami,
Florida.
DAVE WATSON
is no longer associated with Strube Celery Vegetable Co.,
Chicago, Illinois. BOB STRUBE SR passed away January 14, 2010.
He was 91.
CAMERON
LOW is now with Curry & Co., Inc., Brooks Oregon to concentrate
on the company's year-round onion program.
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