Return of lethal citrus disease in California requires partnership between growers and government
Return of lethal citrus disease in California requires partnership between growers and government
The California Department of Food and Agriculture recently issued a quarantine order for Ventura County after discovering Huanglongbing, a devastating citrus disease. To overcome the threat, government and growers of all sizes have a key role to play.
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