Hurricane Ian costs Florida agriculture up to $1.9 billion

Florida’s signature crop, citrus, accounted for one-third of the losses suffered by the state’s farming sector last month from Hurricane Ian, said a preliminary damage assessment by the state Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Estimates of total agricultural damages ranged from $1.2 billion to $1.9 billion. Significant production losses were expected on citrus farms… » Read More

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