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Citrus Health Response Program (CHRP)

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Abandoned Grove Initiative

Abandoned citrus groves can harbor pests and diseases; removing them helps protect Florida's citrus crop.

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Ag-Apiary Mapping Service

The Florida Apiary/Citrus Industry Link is a public mapping service to promote communications between the apiary and citrus industries.

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CHRP Resources for Industry

The Citrus Health Response Program offers a variety of resources to industry to provide guidance and protect citrus.

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Citrus Budwood Program

This program assists in the production of citrus nursery stock that is free of viruses and other graft-transmissible diseases.

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Citrus Germplasm Introduction Program

This program provides the Florida citrus industry with new citrus germplasm that is free of any known graft-transmissible citrus pathogens.

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Citrus Quarantine and Disease Detection Maps

Find information about citrus quarantines in Florida and the various diseases that impact Florida citrus.

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Growing Citrus in Approved Structures

Citrus greening host plants must be produced in an approved structure designed to exclude the Asian citrus psyllid.

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Key to Whitefly of Citrus in Florida

This page contains the field key to aid in identifying species of whiteflies that occur on Florida citrus.

Contact Us


Callie Walker
Chief of Pest Eradication and Control
(863) 298-3000
Callie.Walker@FDACS.gov

3027 Lake Alfred Rd.
Winter Haven, FL 33881-1438

Citrus Regulations


Florida is under state and federal regulations regarding the import, export and propagation of citrus. Please see the rules and statutes below for more information. 

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