Drought puts Florida's winter vegetable season in jeopardy
Drought puts Florida's winter vegetable season in jeopardy
A drought in Florida may result in more than $1 billion in statewide economic losses over the next two years if conditions continue as they are today.
"Some agricultural industries like cattle, citrus and sugar won't feel the worst of their financial pains until 2008 and 2009," said Charles Bronson, commissioner of the Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services.
"Some agricultural industries like cattle, citrus and sugar won't feel the worst of their financial pains until 2008 and 2009," said Charles Bronson, commissioner of the Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services.