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Citrus on Agnomy

Citrus groves such as oranges, lemons, and mandarins run on multi-year cycles that need year-round care, from canopy and irrigation management to skilled harvest and post-rain disease control.

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Local Citrus Orchard Services for Growers on Agnomy

Agnomy connects Citrus growers with specialized service providers who understand the unique requirements of this crop

Growing Citrus takes the right support at the right time. Agnomy connects Citrus growers with specialized service providers who understand the unique requirements of this crop.

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What growers ask before they book on Agnomy.

  • How do citrus growers manage services across long production cycles?
    Citrus operations use Agnomy to coordinate pruning, spraying, and irrigation services over extended timelines rather than booking job by job.
  • What should growers look for in citrus service providers?
    Experience with citrus-specific canopy management, pest pressure, and irrigation needs. Agnomy helps surface providers with relevant citrus experience.
  • When is California citrus harvested?
    California's citrus season runs roughly November through May, with the heart of navel orange, mandarin, and grapefruit harvest in the winter months. Valencia oranges extend into summer, and lemons are picked nearly year-round across multiple cycles. The San Joaquin Valley, especially Tulare and Fresno counties, produces most of the state's fresh citrus.
  • How do California citrus growers protect fruit from frost?
    Citrus growers guard against frost on cold winter nights using wind machines that mix warmer air down into the grove, along with irrigation and, less commonly, orchard heaters. Because fruit can be damaged below about 28 degrees for several hours, growers watch forecasts closely from November through February. Frost protection equipment and custom services are common in the colder parts of the Central Valley.

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