Florida citrus
Tampa grove harvest
Florida citrus refers to oranges, grapefruits, tangerines, and other citrus fruits grown in Florida, which has historically been one of the world's major citrus-producing regions.
The phrase often appears in marketing and on labels to indicate origin: Florida citrus growers faced another difficult season.
Florida orange juice, in particular, became a cultural touchstone through decades of advertising.
- orangeCitrus with segments
- fresh squeezedExtracted moments ago
- grapefruitTangy citrus, often halved
- exportForeign-bound sale
- irrigationArtificial water supply for agriculture
humidity · frost protection · tangerine · fertilization · rainfall · hurricanes · lemon · pick your own · roadside stands · tangelo · pomelo · kumquat · mandarin · pest control · farmers' markets · soil composition · lime · tourism
- citrus cultivation regionsorange belt, orange groves, lemon groves, Valencia, Central Valley
- regional industriesforestry, lumber, dairy farming, Napa wine, fishing
- citrusorange, lemon, lime, grapefruit, tangerine
- Southern cropspeaches, peanuts, pecans, sweet potatoes, cotton
- Cuban foodarroz con pollo, black beans, cafe cubano, croquetas, Cuban bread
Florida citrusIdaho potatoes
Starchy vegetables from northwestern state
Georgia peaches · Maine lobster · Vermont maple syrup · Wisconsin cheese · California almonds
Florida, Floridian, citrus, citric, citrine, citron, citronella