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          Cover photograph courtesy of The Florida Citrus Growers.

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                        Citrus Production by County
                                  2002-03

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                               Thousand Boxes
                                    Polk  36,620
                               Highlands  29,331
                                  Hendry  29,290
                                  DeSoto  23,378
                               St. Lucie  22,307
                                  Hardee  17,485
                            Indian River  14,807
                                  Martin  11,342
                                 Collier  10,159
                            Hillsborough   7,952
                                 Manatee   7,646
                                    Lake   6,156
                               Charlotte   6,066
                                 Osceola   5,691
                                   Pasco   3,770
                              Okeechobee   3,556
                                  Glades   3,398
                                     Lee   3,238
                                  Orange   2,337
                              Palm Beach   2,281
                                 Brevard   1,752
                                Sarasota     692
                                Seminole     411
                                  Marion     365
                                Hernando     353
                                 Volusia     350
                               1/ Others     117

                                   Total 250,850

        1/ Alachua, Broward, Citrus, Pinellas, and Putnam counties.

  NOTE: There were 155 thousand boxes of lemons produced mostly in Hendry
                                  County.

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                      FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS

                           CITRUS SUMMARY 2002-03

                     FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
                           AND CONSUMER SERVICES
                            Tallahassee, Florida
                      Charles H. Bronson, Commissioner

            FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL                 DIVISION OF MARKETING
             STATISTICS SERVICE                     AND DEVELOPMENT
              Orlando, Florida                   Tallahassee, Florida
     John D. Witzig, State Statistician        Nelson L. Pugh, Director

                  FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE
       Mailing address: P.O. Box 530105, Orlando, Florida 32853-0105
       Physical address: 1222 Woodward Street, Orlando, Florida 32803
                  Web address: http://www.nass.usda.gov/fl

          Telephone: (407) 648-6013      Facsimile: (407) 648-6029
                        email: nass-fl@nass.usda.gov

                              Cooperating with
       U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing Service
                  National Agricultural Statistics Service

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

  The acreage, production, utilization, monthly and season average price,
and crop value statistics for Florida as shown in this summary and
corresponding data for other citrus states are official estimates of the
USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service. Chilled and frozen pack
statistics were compiled by the Florida Citrus Processors Association.
Where data are from other sources, appropriate references appear.

  Records of the Division of Fruit and Vegetables, Florida Department of
Agriculture and Consumer Services, were used in preparing production and
utilization estimates. The Citrus Administrative Committee assisted in
assembling these data.

  Many producers, shippers, processors, sales agencies, transportation
firms, and others associated with the citrus industry voluntarily supplied
basic data used to develop these statistics. Their contributions are
sincerely appreciated.

  This report was assembled under the direction of Jeffrey K. Geuder,
Robert R. Terry, Candice T. Erick, William C. Curtis, and
Rhonda L. Johnson of the Florida Agricultural Statistics Service.

                                                    Published February 2004

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                                  Contents
                                                                  Page

    Citrus production by county 2002-03                    Inside Front
                                                                 Cover
    Florida citrus harvesting season, tree census, and
    county production                                               iv
    2002-03 season highlights

        Production value, foreign exports, and
         frozen concentrate                                          1
    Pricing Florida citrus                                           2
    2002-03 weather highlights                                       3
    Florida citrus production since 1922-23 and history
    of Florida's citrus industry                                     4
    Citrus bearing acreage and production, by states
         Citrus                                                      5
         Oranges                                                     6
         Grapefruit                                                  7
    Florida citrus trees, acreage, yield, production,
         utilization, season average on-tree price, and
    value
               All oranges                                           8
               Early, midseason, and Navel oranges                   8
               Late (Valencia) oranges                               9
               Navel oranges                                         9
               All grapefruit                                       10
               Seedy grapefruit                                     10
               White seedless grapefruit                            11
               Colored seedless grapefruit                          11
    Florida grapefruit, by marketing districts
         Production                                                 12
         Season average on-tree prices                              12
    Indian River grapefruit bearing acreage and
    production, by varieties                                        13
    Florida citrus trees, acreage, yield, production,
         utilization, season average on-tree price, and
    value
               Tangelos                                             13
    Florida tangerine bearing acreage, by varieties                 14
    Florida citrus trees, acreage, yield, production,
         utilization, season average on-tree price, and
    value
               All tangerines                                       14
               Early tangerines                                     15
               Honey tangerines                                     15
               Limes                                                16
               Temples                                              16
    Florida citrus products, annual pack, and FCOJ
    yield                                                           17
    Citrus utilization, season average on-tree prices, and value
         Oranges, by states                                         18
         Temples                                                    18
         Oranges, by states and fruit types                         19
         Grapefruit, by states                                      20
         Tangerines, by states                                      21
         Other citrus, limes, and lemons, by states                 22
    Florida lemons, acreage, production, season average
         on-tree price, and value, by types                         22
    Florida citrus monthly and season average on-tree prices
         Early, midseason, and Navel oranges                        23
         Late (Valencia) oranges                                    23
         White seedless grapefruit                                  24
         Colored seedless grapefruit                                24
         Limes                                                      25
         Tangelos                                                   26
         K-Early Citrus Fruit                                       26
         Temples                                                    26
         Early tangerines                                           27
         Honey tangerines                                           27
    Florida citrus production, by counties, areas, and
    fruit types                                                     28
    Florida citrus acreage, by counties and fruit types             29
    Florida citrus trees, by counties and fruit types               30
    U.S. citrus bearing acreage, by fruit types and
    states                                                          31
    Florida estimated boxes of fruit per tree,
         by types, age groups, and production areas
              Early, midseason, and Navel oranges                   32
              Late (Valencia) oranges                               33
              White seedless grapefruit                             34
              Colored seedless grapefruit                           35
    Exports of fresh U.S. citrus, by seasons and fruit
    types                                                           36
    Exports of fresh U.S. citrus,
         by destinations, months, and fruit types                   37
    Exports of fresh Florida citrus, by weeks and fruit
    types                                                           38
    Exports of fresh Florida citrus, by seasons and
    fruit types                                                     39
    Exports of fresh Florida citrus, by destinations
    and types                                                       39
    Florida processed fruit utilization, by weeks
         Oranges, grapefruit, and Temples                           40
         Tangelos, early tangerines, Honey tangerines,
              and K-Early Citrus                                    41
    Florida citrus, distribution of recorded
    utilization,
         by fruit types and months                                  42
    National per capita consumption of citrus, fresh
    fruit,      and selected fresh juices                           43
    Production of citrus fruit,
         by selected countries, crop years, and fruit
    types                                                           44
    Production of citrus fruit, by countries and fruit
    types                                                           45
    State Statistical Offices                                       46
    Data sources                                                    47
    U.S. citrus production areas                                    48

    Commercial citrus acreage 2002                          Inside Back
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                                Tree Census

  The Florida Agricultural Statistics Service first indexed the State's
commercial citrus groves on aerial photography as of January 1966. Ground
crews identify all the State's groves by fruit type, row spacing, and year
in which set. Photo interpreters in the Orlando office then delineate the
groves by variety blocks on photo transparencies at a scale of 1 inch to
660 feet. Variety blocks are measured with planimeters to obtain acreage
and then indexed by land section.
  The design of the inventory survey allows for quick and economical
updating. Since 1966, the citrus belt has been resurveyed each second
winter to determine changes. Photographing begins in November when weather
conditions are most favorable and is generally completed in 80 to 90 days.
The same three-mile-wide flight lines established in 1966 are photographed
on each succeeding flight. Approximately 14,000 square miles of photography
are obtained at a 1 to 30,000 scale.
  The last statewide survey was conducted as of January 2002. New plantings
decreased and gross loss was higher, resulting in a net loss of 34,972
acres since January 2000. Decreases in acreage and tree numbers were noted
for grapefruit and specialty citrus. Acreage and tree numbers continue to
climb for Valencia and other midseason oranges. Citrus acreage decreased in
all production areas. Photographing began in November 2003 for the survey
underway. Field work will update acreage records as of January 2004.

County Production

  Estimates of citrus production by counties were prepared using objective
survey data obtained from the citrus crop estimates program. Production for
Florida has been distributed to counties based on the biennial citrus tree
census, limb count survey data adjusted for droppage to end of season, and
size data at maturity.
  Tree numbers by county which are used in the estimates were obtained from
the latest tree census. Productivity per tree is obtained from several
objective fruit surveys including limb count, size, and droppage. Because
of the statistical sampling design, counties with higher production in
general have a greater number of samples and, therefore, estimates for
these counties can be considered more reliable. Thus, for the same reason,
estimates for the production areas are more reliable than for the
individual counties.

             Florida Citrus: Acres in commercial groves, as of
                             January 1968-2002
                                      Percent change from
             Census
              Year      Acres      Previous      1966 survey
                                    survey
            1968         931,249        +8 .5             +8 .5
            1970         941,471        +1 .1             +9 .7
            1972         878,019        -6 .7             +2 .3
            1974         864,098        -1 .6             +0 .7
            1976         852,369        -1 .4             -0 .7
            1978         831,235        -2 .5             -3 .1
            1980         845,283        +1 .7             -1 .5
            1982         847,856        +0 .3             -1 .2
            1984         761,365       -10 .2            -11 .3
            1986         624,492       -18 .0            -27 .2
            1988         697,929       +11 .8            -18 .7
            1990         732,767        +5 .0            -14 .6
            1992         791,290        +8 .0             -7 .8
            1994         853,742        +7 .9             -0 .5
            1996         857,687        +0 .5             -0 .0
            1998         845,260        -1 .4             -1 .5
            2000         832,275        -1 .5             -3 .0
            2002         797,303        -4 .2             -7 .1

            Citrus Box Weights: Approximate net weight by fruit
                              type and states

             State   Orange    Grape-  Tanger-   Lemon   Lime
                               fruit     ine
                                       Pounds
            FL         1/ 90     85       95       90      88
            CA            75     67       75       76      --
            TX            85     80       --       --      --
            AZ            75     67       75       76      --
            1/ Includes Temples and tangelos at 90 pounds.

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                         2002-03 Season Highlights

Production

  U.S. citrus production for the 2002-03 season decreased six percent from
2001-02, but was11percent above the harvest of 1998-99 which was the lowest
since the 1991-92 rebound season. Florida accounted for 74 percent of the
total U.S. citrus production, California produced 23 percent, and Texas and
Arizona contributed the remaining three percent.

   Florida's total production of 251.0 million boxes was down almost 13
percent. Both Valencia orange production and early-mid-Navel orange
production were down, making the all orange crop down 12 percent and the
smallest since 1998-99. All grapefruit production was down by 17 percent
with colored being down more at 19 percent. All varieties of specialty
fruit were down with the exception of tangelos, up 9 percent, and Honey
tangerines, up 11 percent. Estimates of K-Early Citrus and limes were
discontinued this season.

  Bearing acreage is only down one percent to 718,100 acres with declines
for every fruit type except Valencia oranges. All orange bearing acreage
edged up slightly while grapefruit is down by six percent. All tangerine
acreage is down 10 percent, with the largest declines occurring in the
early varieties. Later maturing Valencias account for over one-half of the
bearing orange acreage. Bearing grapefruit acreage is composed of 40
percent white and 60 percent colored. Sunburst and Honey tangerines each
constitute over 40 percent of the bearing tangerine acreage.

   California increased utilized citrus production by 21 percent from the
previous season. California's all orange production, at 62 million boxes,
is 20 percent higher than the previous season. Grapefruit production, at
5.6 million boxes, is down five percent from the 2001-02 season.

  Utilized production of citrus in Texas is down six percent from the
2001-02 season. Orange production decreased 10 percent from the previous
season, and grapefruit production fell four percent.

   Arizona's total citrus production is down one percent from last season.
Utilized production of oranges is down 10 percent and grapefruit down 19
percent, while lemons are up seven percent.

Value

  The value of the 2002-03 U.S. citrus crop is down 12 percent from last
season. Total value of production for 2002-03 is lower for all types of
citrus in the U.S., except tangelos.

  The Florida preliminary 2002-03 on-tree value of all citrus of $815.9
million, down 16 percent from the revised value of $966.8 million for the
previous season, is the lowest since 1985-86. Both price per box and value
are lower for oranges and grapefruit. Price per box is up for Temples and
early tangerines but value is down for both. Although Honey tangerines'
price per box is down, overall value is higher. Lemons returned the highest
price per box since 1985.

  Florida's value of production for oranges is down 16 percent, with the
Valencia decrease slightly higher than for other varieties . Grapefruit
value is down 24 percent with the white category decreasing more than the
colored. The average value of production is below the revised 2001-02 price
per box for all varieties except tangelos, Honey tangerines, and lemons.

  Preliminary value is based on that part of the crop priced at harvest,
which accounts for all of the fresh fruit and about 40 percent of the
processed. Nearly one-half of the processed oranges were priced but the
figure for processed grapefruit and tangerines is about one-quarter of the
total.

Foreign Exports

  Fresh fruit exports totaled only 19.9 million 4/5 bushel cartons,
dropping below 22.0 million for the first time since the freeze-affected
1989-90 season. Canada accounts for the most receipts of Florida oranges
and specialty fruit while Japan receives the most grapefruit. More details
are listed on page 39.

  A total of 9.9 million gallons of FCOJ was exported, mostly to Canada,
and Florida exported 7.2 million gallons of FCGJ. FCOJ exports total only
one-third of last season's record but FCGJ exports rebounded from last
season's decrease.

Frozen Concentrate

  The final FCOJ yields, reported by the Florida Citrus Processors
Association, were lower this season for all oranges (1.53659),
early-midseason fruit (1.49199), and late oranges (1.60587). The final
tangerine yield (FCTJ) was up slightly (1.50047) while the grapefruit yield
(FCGJ) declined to 1.21407.

  For fruit going into concentrate, the price per box was higher for all
orange varieties and colored grapefruit. The price per pound of solids was
also higher for these varieties. Decreases in the price per box and price
per pound of solids for white grapefruit outweighed the colored gains
resulting in all grapefruit price declines. Tangerine prices are not
available.

                  Florida Citrus: Value of sales on-tree,
                     crop years 1992-93 through 2001-02
            Crop year      Value      Crop year      Value
                       1,000 dollars              1,000 dollars
            1993-94          939,854  1998-99         1,097,253
            1994-95          948,173  1999-00         1,108,523
            1995-96        1,075,817  2000-01           862,031
            1996-97          960,496  2001-02 1/        966,803
            1997-98        1,023,383  2002-03 2/        815,917
            1/ Revised.
            2/ Preliminary.

            Priced Fruit: Season average delivered-in price for
                    fruit used in concentrate by variety

            Variety            Price per    Price per pound of
                                  box             solids
                                           Dollars
            All oranges           5.34             0.89
              Early-midseason     4.85             0.83
              Valencia            6.41             1.03
            All grapefruit        2.24             0.49
              White               2.39             0.53
              Colored             1.88             0.40
            Tangerine              NA               NA
            SOURCE: Florida Citrus Processors Association

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                           Pricing Florida Citrus

Prices

  All prices reported in this publication, except the concentrate prices in
the table on page one, are on-tree prices representing the average price
received by growers for their fruit. The term "on-tree" relates to fruit
returns to the grower after the costs of picking, hauling, and packing have
been removed. Prices are based on records of commercial fresh fruit sales
and processed fruit returns.

  Each season, beginning with the first month that at least three percent
of a fruit type is harvested, monthly estimates are computed. Reports from
fresh fruit sales organizations and from packers provide data for an
average freight-on board (f.o.b.) price. Processors report an average spot
and cash price for fruit delivered to their plants. From these values, an
estimated charge for picking, hauling, and packing is deducted to arrive at
an on- tree price. The anticipated box utilization for the month is used to
combine the fresh and processing price to obtain an average price for all
methods of sales.

  At the season's end, monthly price averages are computed and weighted by
boxes utilized, to provide the preliminary season average price. A year
later, after most processed products are sold, cooperatives and firms with
participation plans report prices of fruit they handled. These prices,
combined with the spot and cash prices collected earlier, are weighted
together by varieties to determine the final processing price received
bygrowers. From this price, charges for picking, hauling, and packing, as
estimated by University of Florida economists, are deducted to arrive at
the final on-tree price received by growers. These preliminary figures for
the season just ended, the revised figures for the previous season, and
county production by type are released annually in late September.

Packout Rates

  Fresh prices shown in this publication are for pure fresh or 100%
packout. Grading diverts a portion of the crop from fresh use. Returns at
processing plants for this diverted fruit will generally be less than for
field run fruit because of extra costs. In order to compare fresh prices
shown in this publication to the individual grower's return it is necessary
to calculate a derived price for that crop. Below is an example and a blank
table for calculating fresh returns based on packout rates.

  The example describes a delivery of 1,000 boxes with a packout rate of
60% (0.60 in decimal format). At this rate, 600 boxes (1,000 X 0.60) are
shipped fresh at a price of $9.50 per 1 3/5 bushel box equivalent. The
remaining 400 boxes (1,000 X 0.40) are eliminations hauled to a processing
facility and receive a price of $1.20. The grower receives $5,700.00 for
the fresh portion and $480.00 for the processed portion. Dividing the total
amount of $6,180.00 by the total of 1,000 boxes results in a derived price
of $6.18 per box.

                    Sample Calculation of Grower's Return
                Packout Rate   Prorated       On-tree       Amount   Derived

               Percent Decimal  Boxes         Price        Received   Price

 Shipped Fresh                                        $9      $5,700
                   60    0 .60     600  X   Fresh        =
                                                     .50         .00

  Eliminations     40    0 .40     400  X Processed   $1 =  $480 .00
                                                     .20
  Delivered to                                                $6,180
  Packinghouse    100    1 .00    1000                           .00  $6.18
                            Calculate Your Return
                Packout Rate   Prorated       On-tree       Amount   Derived

               Percent Decimal  Boxes         Price        Received   Price

 Shipped Fresh                          X   Fresh        =
  Eliminations                          X Processed      =
  Delivered to
  Packinghouse

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       2002-03 Florida Weather Highlights, Selected Areas, And Months

  Year 2002 started with cold and dry conditions at the beginning of
January, with temperatures dipping twice below 30 degrees. Overall, the
cold weather was beneficial to the trees for the bloom period. Early
February brought some, but not adequate needed rain. The East Coast was the
most fortunate to receive 3 - 4 inches. In mid- February, trees in all
areas began to produce feathery new growth, with pin head bloom buds. In
late February, cool weather and an abundance of much needed rain arrived,
bringing 2 - 5 inches of precipitation in most areas.

  Cool weather continued in early March but temperatures in the low 30s and
high 20s were not cold for long enough to damage unharvested fruit. More
rain in early March brought on healthy blooms in many areas, with virtually
all trees showing new growth and development. The remainder of the month
was generally dry and some growers irrigated to keep trees in good
condition. Most groves had petal drop with tiny new fruit showing all over
the trees. Dry weather at the end of March brought the year's bloom to a
conclusion. April showers allowed some growers to discontinue their
irrigation. Late April was dryer with warmer weather, reaching the low 90s
in some areas.

  Early May was mostly hot and dry. With only average precipitation in most
areas, afternoon leaf curl and wilt occurred in many areas not well
irrigated. Late May, rainfall picked up with many areas receiving
significantly more than historical averages for the month. June continued
in the same pattern with numerous rain showers and thunderstorms. Progress
on fruit growth looked good as most trees had dropped fruit they could not
carry to harvest. Rains carried on into mid -July and August, stimulating
growth and producing healthy looking trees with fruit looking healthy and
sizing well. By the end of August, most groves had sufficient surplus
moisture. Trees of all ages looked good and fruit was in very good
condition.

   In September, Tropical Storms Edouard and Hanna brought significant
amounts of rain to an already drenched state. The total summer rainfall was
far above average going into the new season. October began with the first
mild and dry week the state had seen in four months. Moisture was adequate
in most groves and temperatures were near perfect for harvesting early
fruit. Lakes, ponds, and reservoirs were mostly full going into a much
dryer time of year. Temperatures and moisture varied greatly in November,
however most areas received adequate rainfall. Foliage on the majority of
older trees began turning dark green, while many of the younger trees
showed little growth. Overall, groves, trees, and fruit were in good
condition.

   The first week of December was mild and dry with still adequate moisture
levels in reserve for most areas. The middle weeks of December brought well
above average rainfall. Some hard pounding rains and cold weather
accompanied the new year. The upper part of the citrus belt received 4 - 6
inches of new moisture. Temperatures the second week of January dropped to
the low 30s and upper 20s in some citrus producing areas. Again, Florida
avoided any major damage to its citrus crop. The cold temperatures were
somewhat beneficial in the fact that they bought hardiness to the trees,
preparing them for the winter. The coldest spell of the winter came in late
January. There was little icing of the fruit, most of the early and mid
oranges had been harvested, and the remainder of the other trees were cold
hardy enough to withstand the temperatures.

   February was primarily mild and warm for the entire month. Rainfall was
slightly below average throughout the citrus producing counties. Groves and
trees were in good condition for the bloom period. In early March, some
young Valencia and Navel orange trees showed a lot of open bloom. Warm
temperatures throughout the month assisted in a large uniform bloom. Only
one relatively mild cold snap would occur in the remainder of the season.

   April was hot and dry. Growers with well cared for groves started
irrigating to maintain trees to hold the next season's abundant crop.
Irrigation continued until the rains picked up in May. Most trees remained
in good condition, while some young trees produced a lot of new growth.
June started off with soaking rains in amounts well above the historical
average. Rain continued, producing a lot of new growth on already healthy
looking trees. In July, growers and caretakers began focusing on the new
season with hopes for another good year.

  In the chart below, the 2002-03 monthly rainfall is compared to the
historical average which includes data from two stations in each of the
five citrus producing areas. The ten stations are: Avon Park (2 W),
Arcadia, Clermont (7 S), Clewiston (US Engineers), Immokalee (3 NNW), Lake
Alfred (Experiment Station), Orlando (WSO McCoy), Plant City, Stuart (1 N),
and Vero Beach (4 W).

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Source: See Page 47 Data Sources, Item 10.

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          Florida Citrus: Production of all citrus since 1923-1924
                                   Type of fruit
              Crop
              year     Oranges    Grape-    Other      Total
                                  fruit
                                     1,000 boxes
            1923-24      13,150     8,500       590     22,240
            1924-25      10,400     8,900       936     20,236
            1925-26       9,500     7,600       730     17,830
            1926-27      10,100     8,600       912     19,612
            1927-28       8,650     7,500       850     17,000
            1928-29      15,000    11,300     1,506     27,806
            1929-30       8,950     8,300       858     18,108
            1930-31      16,800    15,800     2,408     35,008
            1931-32      12,200    10,700     2,009     24,909
            1932-33      14,500    11,600     1,910     28,010
            1933-34      15,900    10,900     2,012     28,812
            1934-35      15,600    15,200     2,015     32,815
            1935-36      15,900    11,500     2,112     29,512
            1936-37      19,100    18,100     3,045     40,245
            1937-38      23,900    14,600     2,370     40,870
            1938-39      29,900    23,300     3,495     56,695
            1939-40      25,350    15,900     2,745     43,995
            1940-41      28,200    24,600     3,180     55,980
            1941-42      26,800    19,200     2,650     48,650
            1942-43      36,650    27,300     4,925     68,875
            1943-44      45,500    31,000     4,490     80,990
            1944-45      42,230    22,300     4,670     69,200
            1945-46      49,000    32,000     5,200     86,200
            1946-47      52,080    26,400     4,790     83,270
            1947-48      57,530    29,300     4,440     91,270
            1948-49      57,380    30,200     5,520     93,100
            1949-50      57,790    24,200     5,970     87,960
            1950-51      66,200    33,200     5,980    105,380
            1951-52      76,900    33,000     6,060    115,960
            1952-53      70,500    32,500     6,920    109,920
            1953-54      89,100    40,700     7,070    136,870
            1954-55      85,900    34,800     7,998    128,698
            1955-56      88,200    38,300     7,935    134,435
            1956-57      90,300    37,400     8,020    135,720
            1957-58      81,000    31,100     4,300    116,400
            1958-59      83,000    35,200     7,800    126,000
            1959-60      87,600    30,500     7,470    125,570
            1960-61      82,700    31,600     9,940    124,240
            1961-62     108,800    34,800    10,210    153,810
            1962-63      72,500    30,000     5,250    107,750

                                   Type of fruit
              Crop
              year     Oranges    Grape-    Other      Total
                                  fruit
                                     1,000 boxes
            1963-64      54,900    26,300     8,620     89,820
            1964-65      82,400    31,900     9,350    123,650
            1965-66      95,900    34,900    10,190    140,990
            1966-67     139,500    43,600    11,895    194,995
            1967-68     100,500    32,900    10,880    144,280
            1968-69     129,700    39,900    12,470    182,070
            1969-70     137,700    37,400    13,915    189,015
            1970-71     142,300    42,900    14,450    199,650
            1971-72     137,000    47,000    16,480    200,480
            1972-73     169,700    45,400    15,450    230,550
            1973-74     165,800    48,100    16,350    230,250
            1974-75     173,300    44,600    17,830    235,730
            1975-76     181,200    49,100    19,180    249,480
            1976-77     186,800    51,500    16,200    254,500
            1977-78     167,800    51,400    16,270    235,470
            1978-79     164,000    50,000    16,190    230,190
            1979-80     206,700    54,800    22,050    283,550
            1980-81     172,400    50,300    15,880    238,580
            1981-82     125,800    48,100    15,310    189,210
            1982-83     139,600    39,400    14,600    193,600
            1983-84     116,700    40,900    11,945    169,545
            1984-85     103,900    44,000    11,005    158,905
            1985-86     119,200    46,750    10,065    176,015
            1986-87     119,700    49,800    12,030    181,530
            1987-88     138,000    53,850    12,250    204,100
            1988-89     146,600    54,750    12,500    213,850
            1989-90     110,200    35,700     8,285    154,185
            1990-91     151,600    45,100     8,960    205,660
            1991-92     139,800    42,400     9,615    191,815
            1992-93     186,600    55,150     9,790    251,540
            1993-94     174,400    51,050    10,310    235,760
            1994-95     205,500    55,700     9,820    271,020
            1995-96     203,300    52,350     9,725    265,375
            1996-97     226,200    55,800    13,315    295,315
            1997-98     244,000    49,550    10,900    304,450
            1998-99     186,000    47,050    10,115    243,165
            1999-00     233,000    53,400    12,030    298,430
            2000-01     223,300    46,000     9,505    278,805
            2001-02     230,000    46,700    10,565    287,265
            2002-03     203,000    38,700     9,305    251,005

                    History of Florida's Citrus Industry

  The citrus tree is a native of the Orient. From there it was carried ever
     westward by man, to India, to the Mediterranean, and on across the
Atlantic. Citrus was brought to the Americas by Columbus. When he landed on
November  22, 1493, he brought citrus seeds that were planted on the island
of Hispaniola. The first seeds planted on the mainland of the Americas were
  brought by the expedition of Juan de Grijalva when he landed in Central
      America between July 12 and July 20, 1518. The exact date of the
     introduction of citrus trees into Florida is not known, but from a
   statement made by Pedro Medendez, dated April 2, 1579, it appears that
     citrus fruits were grown in abundance around St. Augustine at that
time.  Early settlers in Florida some two centuries later found wild citrus
trees scattered over the State. One of the oldest cultivated groves planted
  in Florida (Hume, 1926, p. 95) is thought to have been the Don Phillipe
  grove in Pinellas County, planted sometime between the years of 1809 and
1820. Nearly 1.5 million boxes were shipped in 1887-88, the first season on
 record. Citrus production in Florida had reached an all time high of more
 than 5 million boxes when the Great Freeze of 1894-95 almost totally wiped
   out the citrus industry. It was not until 1909-10 that this level was
 reached again. In the 2002-03 season, Florida produced 251.0 million boxes
         representing 74 percent of the Nation's citrus production.

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                     Citrus: Bearing acreage and production, by states,
                             crop years 1983-84 through 2002-03
               Florida        California        Texas          Arizona      United States
    Crop
   year     Bearing Produc- Bearing Produc- Bearing Produc- Bearing Produc- Bearing Produc-
            acreage tion 1/ acreage  tion   acreage  tion   acreage  tion   acreage  tion
             1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000
             acres   tons    acres   tons    acres   tons    acres   tons    acres   tons
 1983-84      639.8   7,485   259.3   2,783    67.6     235    41.2     329 1,007.9  10,832
 1984-85      575.9   7,014   254.5   3,069    30.5       0    38.4     442   899.3  10,525
 1985-86      507.8   7,785   252.8   2,930    21.8      23    36.5     320   818.9  11,058
 1986-87      514.5   8,009   250.7   3,377    25.5     115    35.5     493   826.2  11,994
 1987-88      519.5   9,020   250.7   3,235    27.1     213    35.6     293   832.9  12,761
 1988-89      528.7   9,456   253.9   3,163    28.9     271    36.0     296   847.5  13,186
 1989-90      534.6   6,823   249.4   3,649    31.7     131    36.1     257   851.8  10,860
 1990-91      555.7   9,127   251.0   1,837     8.0       0    35.2     321   849.9  11,285
 1991-92      583.6   8,510   254.5   3,522    11.0       4    37.0     416   886.1  12,452
 1992-93      639.3  11,175   255.9   3,662    14.5      97    37.7     340   947.4  15,274
 1993-94      665.8  10,484   256.5   3,569    18.2     144    37.6     364   978.1  14,561
 1994-95      731.7  12,054   263.7   3,267    21.9     230    37.8     248 1,055.1  15,799
 1995-96      773.5  11,815   270.0   3,342    25.5     222    34.2     333 1,103.2  15,712
 1996-97      815.1  13,156   274.1   3,632    29.1     273    34.2     210 1,152.5  17,271
 1997-98      785.9  13,583   274.5   3,744    32.6     256    32.3     187 1,125.3  17,770
 1998-99      777.1  10,827   275.2   2,266    29.1     305    30.2     235 1,111.6  13,633
 1999-00      762.4  13,305   269.2   3,457    29.1     308    29.2     206 1,089.9  17,276
 2000-01      756.0  12,433   268.2   3,197    29.1     383    28.7     203 1,082.0  16,216
 2001-02      727.6  12,824   265.5   2,907    29.1     310    28.5     153 1,050.7  16,194
 2002-03      718.1  11,206   262.7   3,520    27.1     292    27.3     152 1,035.2  15,170
 1/ Does not include lemons. K-Early Citrus Fruit included from 1992-93 through 2001-02.
 Sunburst tangerines included beginning in 1989-90. Fallglo tangerines included beginning
 in 1993-94. Lime estimates discontinued after 2001-02.

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                    Oranges: Bearing acreage and production, by states,
                             crop years 1983-84 through 2002-03
               Florida        California        Texas          Arizona      United States
    Crop
   year     Bearing Produc- Bearing Produc- Bearing Produc- Bearing Produc- Bearing Produc-
            acreage  tion   acreage  tion   acreage  tion   acreage  tion   acreage  tion
             1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000
             acres   tons    acres   tons    acres   tons    acres   tons    acres   tons
 1983-84      474.2   5,252   177.1   1,819    24.3     107    12.6      65   688.2   7,243
 1984-85      420.1   4,676   175.3   1,966    11.4       0    10.9      77   617.7   6,719
 1985-86      367.6   5,364   174.6   2,022     8.3      14    11.0      76   561.5   7,476
 1986-87      375.4   5,387   172.9   2,172    10.3      37    10.9     101   569.5   7,697
 1987-88      380.2   6,210   172.6   2,212    11.1      61    10.6      68   574.5   8,551
 1988-89      388.7   6,597   177.6   2,209    12.0      79    10.4      64   588.7   8,949
 1989-90      399.5   4,959   175.1   2,676    13.0      51    10.2      59   597.8   7,745
 1990-91      420.9   6,822   178.4     960     3.5       0     9.9      66   612.7   7,848
 1991-92      444.4   6,291   181.8   2,528     3.5       1    10.4      89   640.1   8,909
 1992-93      489.2   8,397   184.0   2,505     4.4      21    10.6      69   688.2  10,992
 1993-94      510.8   7,849   185.0   2,385     5.5      24    10.6      71   711.9  10,329
 1994-95      562.8   9,248   191.0   2,101     7.0      44    10.4      39   771.2  11,432
 1995-96      594.8   9,149   196.0   2,175     7.9      40     9.4      62   808.1  11,426
 1996-97      624.9  10,179   200.0   2,400     8.7      60    10.0      53   843.6  12,692
 1997-98      609.2  10,980   200.2   2,587     9.5      65     9.1      38   828.0  13,670
 1998-99      612.6   8,370   201.5   1,350     9.1      61     6.9      43   830.1   9,824
 1999-00      602.1  10,485   195.5   2,400     9.1      71     6.2      41   812.9  12,997
 2000-01      605.0  10,049   194.5   2,043     9.1      95     6.4      34   815.0  12,221
 2001-02      586.9  10,350   193.0   1,931     9.1      74     6.4      19   795.4  12,374
 2002-03      587.6   9,135   191.5   2,325     8.6      67     5.8      18   793.5  11,545

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                   Grapefruit: Bearing acreage and production, by states,
                             crop years 1983-84 through 2002-03
               Florida          Texas         California       Arizona      United States
    Crop
   year     Bearing Produc- Bearing Produc- Bearing Produc- Bearing Produc- Bearing Produc-
            acreage tion 1/ acreage  tion   acreage tion 2/ acreage tion 2/ acreage  tion
             1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000   1,000
             acres   tons    acres   tons    acres   tons    acres   tons    acres   tons
 1983-84      119.6   1,738    43.3     128    21.9     238     6.8      80   191.6   2,184
 1984-85      115.5   1,870    19.1       0    21.1     289     7.1     107   162.8   2,266
 1985-86      105.1   1,987    13.5       9    20.9     266     5.7      90   145.2   2,352
 1986-87      106.0   2,116    15.2      77    20.8     305     5.9      88   147.9   2,586
 1987-88      106.0   2,289    16.0     152    20.7     298     6.0      62   148.7   2,801
 1988-89      106.9   2,327    16.9     192    19.9     263     6.5      62   150.2   2,844
 1989-90      103.0   1,517    18.7      80    19.2     310     6.4      71   147.3   1,978
 1990-91      104.2   1,916     4.5       0    18.3     263     6.2      77   133.2   2,256
 1991-92      104.7   1,802     7.5       3    18.5     330     5.9      89   136.6   2,224
 1992-93      111.9   2,344    10.1      75    17.8     303     5.9      69   145.7   2,791
 1993-94      118.3   2,171    12.8     120    18.0     311     5.9      59   155.0   2,661
 1994-95      127.3   2,367    15.0     186    18.4     312     5.7      47   166.4   2,912
 1995-96      132.8   2,225    17.7     182    18.8     271     5.1      40   174.4   2,718
 1996-97      139.2   2,371    20.4     212    18.0     275     4.4      27   182.0   2,885
 1997-98      127.8   2,106    23.1     192    16.8     268     4.0      27   171.7   2,593
 1998-99      116.6   2,000    20.0     244    16.6     244     3.3      25   156.5   2,513
 1999-00      114.1   2,270    20.0     237    16.6     241     2.8      15   153.5   2,763
 2000-01      107.8   1,955    20.0     288    15.4     211     2.0       8   145.2   2,462
 2001-02      101.3   1,985    20.0     236    14.0     198     2.0       5   137.3   2,424
 2002-03       95.5   1,645    18.5     226    13.0     188     1.5       4   128.5   2,063
 1/ Excludes economic abandonment in 1995-96 of 127,500 tons of colored seedless; in
 1996-97 of 127,500 tons of white seedless and 127,500 tons of colored seedless; in 1997-98
 of 212,500 tons of white seedless and 42,500 tons of colored seedless; and in 2000-01 of
 85,000 tons of colored seedless. 2/ Box weight for California Desert and Arizona
 grapefruit changed in 1993-94.

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   Florida Citrus: Trees, acreage, yield, production, utilization, season
                          average price, and value
                 for crop years 1983-84 through 2002-03 1/
                                     Utilization of
                                      production              On-tree
   Crop   Bearing Bearing Yield
  year    trees   acreage  per                            Price
                          acre  Total   Fresh  Processed   per    Value of
                                                          box    production
           1,000   1,000                                           1,000
           trees   acres  Boxes       1,000 boxes        Dollars  dollars
 All Round Oranges
 1983-84   39,778   474.2   246 116,700  7,640   109,060    5.75    670,618
 1984-85   35,415   420.1   247 103,900  6,652    97,248    7.10    737,923
 1985-86   32,708   367.6   324 119,200  8,960   110,240    3.94    469,959
 1986-87   33,752   375.4   319 119,700  8,870   110,830    5.22    624,771
 1987-88   35,537   380.2   363 138,000  9,520   128,480    7.58  1,046,700
 1988-89   36,750   388.7   377 146,600  8,488   138,112    7.41  1,086,319
 1989-90   40,666   399.5   276 110,200  5,922   104,278    6.21    684,226
 1990-91   44,077   420.9   360 151,600 12,451   139,149    5.89    892,675
 1991-92   49,577   444.4   315 139,800 11,552   128,248    5.93    828,749
 1992-93   56,601   489.2   381 186,600 10,724   175,876    3.48    649,713
 1993-94   61,708   510.8   341 174,400  9,898   164,502    4.09    713,312
 1994-95   69,295   562.8   365 205,500 10,441   195,059    3.74    767,924
 1995-96   75,287   594.8   342 203,300  9,969   193,331    4.40    895,465
 1996-97   78,525   624.9   362 226,200 10,696   215,504    3.54    801,344
 1997-98   78,587   609.2   401 244,000 11,010   232,990    3.69    900,815
 1998-99   79,608   612.6   304 186,000 10,860   175,140    4.84    900,044
 1999-00   78,721   602.1   387 233,000  9,393   223,607    3.67    856,052
 2000-01   79,565   605.0   369 223,300  9,702   213,598    3.21    716,055
 2001-02   77,596   586.9   392 230,000  9,381   220,619    3.47    797,602
 2002-03   78,037   587.6   345 203,000  9,650   193,350    3.32    674,073
 Early, Midseason, and Navel Oranges
 1983-84   20,126   237.3   294  69,700  4,939    64,761    5.09    354,800
 1984-85   17,470   198.3   277  55,000  4,418    50,582    7.30    401,369
 1985-86   16,487   182.3   352  64,200  5,121    59,079    3.92    251,366
 1986-87   17,320   189.1   348  65,800  5,267    60,533    4.56    300,290
 1987-88   18,822   198.1   396  78,500  5,870    72,630    6.72    527,169
 1988-89   19,744   205.4   415  85,300  5,434    79,866    6.69    571,082
 1989-90   22,034   215.3   316  68,100  4,851    63,249    6.01    409,376
 1990-91   23,511   223.3   392  87,500  5,966    81,534    5.38    471,049
 1991-92   27,051   243.3   343  83,400  7,780    75,620    5.44    453,501
 1992-93   30,379   264.1   433 114,300  6,958   107,342    3.23    369,438
 1993-94   32,312   271.7   395 107,300  6,838   100,462    3.76    403,802
 1994-95   36,244   299.4   400 119,700  6,681   113,019    3.25    389,515
 1995-96   38,914   314.5   385 121,200  6,597   114,603    3.62    438,350
 1996-97   40,292   328.9   408 134,200  7,181   127,019    3.18    427,344
 1997-98   39,861   317.4   441 140,000  7,635   132,365    2.81    393,577
 1998-99   40,124   317.7   353 112,000  6,164   105,836    4.35    487,205
 1999-00   38,833   306.7   437 134,000  6,505   127,495    3.19    427,513
 2000-01   38,446   302.1   424 128,000  6,225   121,775    2.60    332,991
 2001-02   36,617   286.4   447 128,000  6,424   121,576    2.88    369,069
 2002-03   36,355   283.0   396 112,000  6,773   105,227    2.81    314,264
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   Florida Citrus: Trees, acreage, yield, production, utilization, season
                          average price, and value
                 for crop years 1983-84 through 2002-03 1/
                                    Utilization of
                                                             On-tree
   Crop                  Yield       production
         Bearing Bearing  per                           Price
  year   trees   acreage acre   Total  Fresh Processed   per     Value of

                                                         box   production
          1,000   1,000                                           1,000
          trees   acres  Boxes       1,000 boxes       Dollars   dollars
 Late (Valencia) Oranges
 1983-84  19,652   236.9   198  47,000 2,701    44,299    6.72     315,818
 1984-85  17,945   221.8   220  48,900 2,234    46,666    6.88     336,554
 1985-86  16,221   185.3   297  55,000 3,839    51,161    3.97     218,593
 1986-87  16,432   186.3   289  53,900 3,603    50,297    6.02     324,481
 1987-88  16,715   182.1   327  59,500 3,650    55,850    8.73     519,531
 1988-89  17,006   183.3   334  61,300 3,054    58,246    8.41     515,237
 1989-90  18,632   184.2   229  42,100 1,071    41,029    6.53     274,850
 1990-91  20,566   197.6   324  64,100 6,485    57,615    6.58     421,626
 1991-92  22,526   201.1   280  56,400 3,772    52,628    6.65     375,248
 1992-93  26,222   225.1   321  72,300 3,766    68,534    3.88     280,275
 1993-94  29,396   239.1   281  67,100 3,060    64,040    4.61     309,510
 1994-95  33,051   263.4   326  85,800 3,760    82,040    4.41     378,409
 1995-96  36,373   280.3   293  82,100 3,372    78,728    5.57     457,115
 1996-97  38,233   296.0   311  92,000 3,515    88,485    4.07     374,000
 1997-98  38,726   291.8   356 104,000 3,375   100,625    4.88     507,238
 1998-99  39,484   294.9   251  74,000 4,696    69,304    5.58     412,839
 1999-00  39,888   295.4   335  99,000 2,888    96,112    4.33     428,539
 2000-01  41,119   302.9   315  95,300 3,477    91,823    4.02     383,064
 2001-02  40,979   300.5   339 102,000 2,957    99,043    4.20     428,533
 2002-03  41,682   304.6   299  91,000 2,877    88,123    3.95     359,809
 Navel Oranges
 1983-84      --      --    --   2,200 1,747       453    7.85      17,269
 1984-85      --      --    --   1,750 1,379       371   14.34      25,093
 1985-86      --      --    --   2,050 1,606       444    9.99      20,470
 1986-87     973    10.1   248   2,500 1,932       568    7.98      19,950
 1987-88   1,207    12.5   208   2,600 2,046       554    9.21      23,946
 1988-89   1,367    14.2   218   3,100 2,312       788    8.62      26,727
 1989-90   1,585    16.5   176   2,900 2,135       765    9.62      27,886
 1990-91   1,638    16.9   219   3,700 2,787       913    8.76      32,423
 1991-92   1,998    17.9   207   3,700 2,992       708   10.67      39,473
 1992-93   2,295    20.0   240   4,800 3,537     1,263    4.85      23,268
 1993-94   2,465    20.9   196   4,100 3,123       977    7.75      31,788
 1994-95   2,749    22.9   253   5,800 3,748     2,052    3.78      21,900
 1995-96   2,963    24.1   216   5,200 3,406     1,794    4.63      24,051
 1996-97   3,160    25.7   249   6,400 4,291     2,109    3.73      23,866
 1997-98   3,001    23.9   264   6,300 4,154     2,146    3.20      20,172
 1998-99   2,989    23.6   212   5,000 3,629     1,371    7.34      36,718
 1999-00   2,850    22.5   240   5,400 3,591     1,809    4.40      23,759
 2000-01   2,752    21.6   236   5,100 3,676     1,424    3.10      15,830
 2001-02   2,439    19.2   286   5,500 3,920     1,580    4.19      23,032
 2002-03   2,313    18.2   297   5,400 3,882     1,518    5.16      27,880
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   Florida Citrus: Trees, acreage, yield, production, utilization, season
                          average price, and value
                 for crop years 1983-84 through 2002-03 1/
                                     Utilization of
                                      production              On-tree
   Crop   Bearing Bearing Yield
  year    trees   acreage  per                            Price
                          acre  Total   Fresh  Processed   per    Value of
                                                          box    production
           1,000   1,000                                           1,000
           trees   acres  Boxes       1,000 boxes        Dollars  dollars
 All Grapefruit
 1983-84    9,193   119.6   342  40,900 16,661    24,239    2.72    111,158
 1984-85    8,910   115.5   381  44,000 14,988    29,012    3.67    161,356
 1985-86    8,368   105.1   445  46,750 19,620    27,130    4.09    191,068
 1986-87    8,491   106.0   470  49,800 20,938    28,862    4.98    248,120
 1987-88    8,655   106.0   508  53,850 23,110    30,740    5.57    299,887
 1988-89    8,807   106.9   512  54,750 23,902    30,848    4.45    243,874
 1989-90    8,748   103.0   347  35,700 13,344    22,356    5.65    201,756
 1990-91    9,026   104.2   433  45,100 23,923    21,177    5.66    255,328
 1991-92    9,557   104.7   405  42,400 22,841    19,559    6.62    280,629
 1992-93   10,546   111.9   493  55,150 23,154    31,996    2.66    146,432
 1993-94   11,514   118.3   432  51,050 22,502    28,548    3.28    167,211
 1994-95   12,660   127.3   438  55,700 22,239    33,461    2.09    116,602
                                     2/
 1995-96   13,633   132.8   394  52,350 22,843    29,507    1.93    101,140
                                     2/
 1996-97   14,189   139.2   401  55,800 23,237    32,563    1.55     86,583

                                     2/
 1997-98   13,470   127.8   388  49,550 21,160    28,390    1.27     63,000
 1998-99   12,431   116.6   404  47,050 19,921    27,129    2.30    108,411
 1999-00   12,204   114.1   468  53,400 18,217    35,183    3.53    188,332
                                     2/
 2000-01   11,656   107.8   427  46,000 17,490    28,510    2.19    100,869
 2001-02   10,870   101.3   461  46,700 17,394    29,306    2.31    107,653
 2002-03   10,296    95.5   405  38,700 15,610    23,090    2.12     82,189
 Seedy Grapefruit 3/
 1983-84    1,013    15.3   295   4,500     4/     4,500    2.01      9,045
 1984-85      928    12.7   228   2,900     4/     2,900    2.58      7,482
 1985-86      694    10.3   306   3,150     4/     3,150    3.27     10,301
 1986-87      641     9.5   305   2,900     4/     2,900    4.27     12,383
 1987-88      622     8.9   309   2,750     4/     2,750    4.99     13,723
 1988-89      612     8.7   385   3,350     4/     3,350    3.68     12,328
 1989-90      529     7.1   197   1,400     4/     1,400    3.84      5,376
 1990-91      457     6.1   262   1,600     4/     1,600    3.93      6,288
 1991-92      396     4.9   245   1,200     4/     1,200    4.57      5,484
 1992-93      403     5.0   350   1,750     4/     1,750    1.88      3,290
 1993-94      386     4.7   223   1,050     4/     1,050    1.78      1,869
 1994-95      384     4.6   283   1,300     4/     1,300    2.03      2,639
 1995-96      370     4.3   244   1,050     4/     1,050    1.73      1,817
 1996-97      364     4.4   205     900     4/       900    0.13        117
 1997-98      296     3.4   191     650     4/       650    0.10         65
 1998-99      231     2.6   212     550     4/       550    0.79        435
 1999-00      214     2.4   250     600     4/       600    2.96      1,776
 2000-01      --       --    --      --     --        --      --         --
 2001-02      --       --    --      --     --        --      --         --
 2002-03      --       --    --      --     --        --      --         --
 1/ 2002-03 preliminary.                      3/ Seedy estimates
 2/ Excludes economic abandonment in          discontinued after 1999-2000
 1995-96 of 3.0 million boxes of              crop. Included with white
 colored seedless; in 1996-97 of 3.0          seedless beginning with the
 million boxes of white seedless and          2000-01 crop.
 3.0 million boxes of colored seedless;       4/ Fresh sales negligible.
 in 1997-98 of 5.0 million boxes of
 white seedless and 1.0 million boxes
 of colored seedless; and in 2000-01 of
 2.0 million boxes of colored seedless.

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    Florida Citrus: Trees, acreage, yield, production, utilization, season
                           average price, and value
                  for crop years 1983-84 through 2002-03 1/
                                Utilization of production       On-tree
   Crop   Bearing Bearing Yield                             Price
  year    trees   acreage  per   Total    Fresh  Processed   per    Value of
                          acre
                                                            box    production
           1,000   1,000                                             1,000
           trees   acres  Boxes        1,000 boxes         Dollars  dollars
 White Seedless Grapefruit 2/
 1983-84    4,664    60.5   380    23,000  7,642    15,358    2.08     47,885
 1984-85    4,491    58.2   426    24,800  5,350    19,450    3.02     74,956
 1985-86    4,206    53.4   479    25,600  6,735    18,865    3.56     91,107
 1986-87    4,173    53.0   508    26,900  7,086    19,814    4.45    119,693
 1987-88    4,126    51.6   566    29,200  8,020    21,180    5.35    156,360
 1988-89    4,092    51.1   542    27,700  8,033    19,667    4.33    119,980
 1989-90    3,942    48.2   373    18,000  4,054    13,946    5.21     93,737
 1990-91    3,888    47.4   458    21,700  8,191    13,509    4.59     99,622
 1991-92    3,844    44.9   425    19,100  6,754    12,346    6.46    123,337
 1992-93    4,191    47.4   542    25,700  6,087    19,613    2.22     56,973
 1993-94    4,554    49.7   493    24,500  6,459    18,041    3.23     79,254
 1994-95    4,807    51.8   496    25,700  5,720    19,980    2.58     66,382
 1995-96    5,039    52.6   441    23,200  5,862    17,338    2.14     49,726
 1996-97    5,169    54.5   431 3/ 23,500  5,664    17,836    1.12     26,413
 1997-98    4,888    49.6   369 4/ 18,300  4,791    13,509    0.93     16,995
 1998-99    4,397    44.0   405    17,800  4,543    13,257    1.95     34,737
 1999-00    4,336    43.1   485    20,900  4,271    16,629    3.87     80,848
 2000-01    4,282    42.0   445    18,700  3,968    14,732    2.07     38,728
 2001-02    4,142    40.8   463    18,900  3,530    15,370    1.96     37,073
 2002-03    3,944    38.6   420    16,200  3,185    13,015    1.62     26,169
 Colored Seedless Grapefruit
 1983-84    3,516    43.8   306    13,400  9,019     4,381    4.05     54,228
 1984-85    3,491    44.6   365    16,300  9,638     6,662    4.84     78,918
 1985-86    3,468    41.4   435    18,000 12,885     5,115    4.98     89,660
 1986-87    3,677    43.5   460    20,000 13,852     6,148    5.80    116,044
 1987-88    3,907    45.5   481    21,900 15,090     6,810    5.93    129,804
 1988-89    4,103    47.1   503    23,700 15,869     7,831    4.71    111,566
 1989-90    4,277    47.7   342    16,300  9,290     7,010    6.30    102,643
 1990-91    4,681    50.7   430    21,800 15,732     6,068    6.85    149,418
 1991-92    5,317    54.9   403    22,100 16,087     6,013    6.87    151,808
 1992-93    5,952    59.5   466    27,700 17,067    10,633    3.11     86,169
 1993-94    6,574    63.9   399    25,500 16,043     9,457    3.38     86,088
 1994-95    7,469    70.9   405    28,700 16,519    12,181    1.66     47,581
 1995-96    8,224    75.9   370 3/ 28,100 16,981    11,119    1.77     49,597
 1996-97    8,656    80.3   391 3/ 31,400 17,573    13,827    1.91     60,053
 1997-98    8,286    74.8   409 5/ 30,600 16,369    14,231    1.50     45,940
 1998-99    7,803    70.0   410    28,700 15,378    13,322    2.55     73,239
 1999-00    7,654    68.6   465    31,900 13,946    17,954    3.31    105,708
 2000-01    7,374    65.8   415 6/ 27,300 13,522    13,778    2.28     62,141
 2001-02    6,728    60.5   460    27,800 13,864    13,936    2.54     70,580
 2002-03    6,352    56.9   395    22,500 12,425    10,075    2.49     56,020
 1/ 2002-03 preliminary.                        4/ Excludes 5.0 million
 2/ Includes seedy grapefruit beginning         boxes of economic
 with the 2000-01 crop.                         abandonment.
 3/ Excludes 3.0 million boxes of               5/ Excludes 1.0 million
 economic abandonment.                          boxes of economic
                                                abandonment.
                                                6/ Excludes 2.0 million
                                                boxes of economic
                                                abandonment.

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          FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT: Production by types, by areas of production,
                     for crop years 1993-94 through 2002-03 1/
             White seedless 2/          Colored seedless             Seedy
   Crop
  year     State    Interior Indian  State    Interior Indian State Interior Indian
                             River                     River                 River
                                         1,000 boxes
 1993-94     24,500   10,200 14,300    25,500    9,600 15,900 1,050    1,000     50
 1994-95     25,700    8,700 17,000    28,700    8,200 20,500 1,300    1,200    100
 1995-96     23,200    9,400 13,800 3/ 28,100    9,200 18,900 1,050      950    100
 1996-97  3/ 23,500    8,700 14,800 3/ 31,400    9,200 22,200   900      800    100
 1997-98  4/ 18,300    6,200 12,100 5/ 30,600    9,600 21,000   650      550    100
 1998-99     17,800    5,100 12,700    28,700    9,900 18,800   550      500     50
 1999-00     20,900    6,600 14,300    31,900   11,500 20,400   600      500    100
 2000-01     18,700    5,800 12,900 6/ 27,300    9,500 17,800    --       --     --
 2001-02     18,900    6,700 12,200    27,800    8,600 19,200    --       --     --
 2002-03     16,200    6,000 10,200    22,500    8,600 13,900    --       --     --

 FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT: Season average on-tree prices per box, by utilization
                               of sales and
  areas of production, by types, for crop years 1997-98 through 2002-03 1/
                     White seedless 2/              Colored seedless
   Crop year
   and area     Fresh   Processing     All    Fresh  Processing      All
                                      sales                        sales
                                         Dollars
 1997-98
   Interior       4.00         -0.11     0.28   3.65         0.25     1.83
   Indian
 River            5.65         -1.05     1.28   2.60        -0.23     1.37
   State
 average          5.38         -0.65     0.93   2.85        -0.05     1.50
 1998-99
   Interior       6.50          0.58     1.28   4.90         0.46     2.46
   Indian
 River            6.85          0.13     2.21   4.35         0.15     2.60
   State
 average          6.80          0.29     1.95   4.52         0.28     2.55
 1999-00
   Interior       9.30          2.73     3.06   6.30         1.90     3.37
   Indian
 River            9.85          2.12     4.25   5.25         1.38     3.30
   State
 average          9.78          2.35     3.87   5.52         1.60     3.31
 2000-01
   Interior       6.70          1.23     1.51   3.80         0.65     1.67
   Indian
 River            6.50          0.64     2.31   4.50        -0.03     2.63
   State
 average          6.53          0.87     2.07   4.30         0.29     2.28
 2001-02
   Interior       8.00          1.30     1.77   5.70         0.57     2.32
   Indian
 River            6.30          0.64     2.06   4.70        -0.11     2.63
   State
 average          6.54          0.91     1.96   4.92         0.17     2.54
 2002-03
   Interior       5.00          0.70     0.87   4.70        -0.33     1.85
   Indian
 River            7.70         -0.21     2.08   5.20        -1.00     2.88
   State
 average          7.44          0.19     1.62   5.06        -0.68     2.49
                                     4/ Excludes 5.0 million boxes of
 1/ 2002-03 preliminary.             economic abandonment.
 2/ Includes seedy grapefruit        5/ Excludes 1.0 million boxes of
 beginning with the 2000-01 crop.    economic abandonment.
 3/ Excludes 3.0 million boxes of    6/ Excludes 2.0 million boxes of
 economic abandonment.               economic abandonment.

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   Florida Citrus: Trees, acreage, yield, production, utilization, season
                          average price, and value
                 for crop years 1983-84 through 2002-03 1/
                                    Utilization of
                                      production             On-tree
   Crop   Bearing Bearing Yield
  year    trees   acreage  per                          Price
                          acre  Total  Fresh Processed   per     Value of
                                                         box    production
           1,000   1,000                                           1,000
           trees   acres  Boxes       1,000 boxes      Dollars    dollars
 Tangelos
 1983-84    1,143    12.3   293 3,600  1,596     2,004     4.28     15,395
 1984-85      938    10.1   356 3,600  1,468     2,132     7.08     25,501
 1985-86      894     9.5   311 2,950  1,338     1,612     4.06     11,980
 1986-87      889     9.5   421 4,000  1,310     2,690     3.72     14,891
 1987-88      887     9.4   447 4,200  1,395     2,805     5.58     23,435
 1988-89      904     9.5   400 3,800  1,348     2,452     6.31     23,994
 1989-90      873     8.9   331 2,950  1,118     1,832     5.10     15,046
 1990-91      815     8.0   331 2,650  1,186     1,464     6.11     16,203
 1991-92    1,050     9.8   265 2,600  1,307     1,293     7.16     18,618
 1992-93    1,161    10.5   290 3,050  1,316     1,734     3.31     10,092
 1993-94    1,311    11.3   296 3,350  1,097     2,253     2.38      7,976
 1994-95    1,458    12.4   254 3,150  1,106     2,044     2.64      8,318
 1995-96    1,528    12.7   193 2,450  1,018     1,432     3.63      8,883
 1996-97    1,561    13.3   297 3,950  1,032     2,918     2.19      8,645
 1997-98    1,487    12.2   234 2,850    913     1,937     1.66      4,723
 1998-99    1,439    11.7   218 2,550    838     1,712     4.53     11,560
 1999-00    1,382    11.3   195 2,200    736     1,464     2.52      5,549
 2000-01    1,338    10.8   194 2,100    742     1,358     1.27      2,671
 2001-02    1,211     9.7   222 2,150    696     1,454     2.47      5,307
 2002-03    1,151     9.1   258 2,350    608     1,742     3.23      7,599
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   Florida Citrus: Trees, acreage, yield, production, utilization, season
                          average price, and value
                   crop years 1983-84 through 2002-03 1/
                                    Utilization of
                                      production             On-tree
   Crop   Bearing Bearing Yield
  year    trees   acreage  per                          Price
                          acre  Total  Fresh Processed   per     Value of
                                                         box    production
           1,000   1,000                                           1,000
           trees   acres  Boxes       1,000 boxes      Dollars    dollars
 All Tangerines 2/
 1983-84    1,287    13.2   225 2,975  1,858     1,117     7.08     21,075
 1984-85    1,101    11.3   163 1,840    945       895    13.66     25,127
 1985-86      904     8.8   222 1,950  1,189       761    11.55     22,515
 1986-87      768     7.5   312 2,340  1,462       878    10.92     25,563
 1987-88      796     7.6   322 2,450  1,614       836    12.99     31,831
 1988-89      794     7.7   377 2,900  1,639     1,261    12.64     36,652
 1989-90      946     8.5   200 1,700    999       701    15.28     25,981
 1990-91    1,021     8.7   224 1,950  1,227       723    17.10     33,349
 1991-92    1,403    11.3   230 2,600  1,965       635    18.00     46,797
 1992-93    1,781    13.7   204 2,800  2,065       735    13.75     38,503
 1993-94    2,269    16.4   250 4,100  2,985     1,115     9.83     40,303
 1994-95    2,831    20.1   177 3,550  2,662       888    11.98     42,539
 1995-96    3,536    24.3   185 4,500  3,144     1,356    12.59     56,646
 1996-97    4,330    28.5   221 6,300  3,757     2,543     7.99     50,343
 1997-98    4,130    27.5   189 5,200  3,428     1,772     8.49     44,126
 1998-99    4,149    27.3   181 4,950  3,570     1,380    12.07     59,763
 1999-00    3,943    26.1   268 7,000  4,420     2,580     6.66     46,622
 2000-01    3,888    25.5   220 5,600  3,755     1,845     6.40     35,867
 2001-02    3,638    24.0   275 6,600  4,214     2,386     7.81     51,554
 2002-03    3,316    21.7   253 5,500  3,914     1,586     8.53     46,936
 1/ 2002-03 preliminary.
 2/ Sunburst tangerines included beginning in 1989-90. Fallglo tangerines
 included beginning in 1993-94. Dancy and Robinson estimates discontinued
 after 2001-02.
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   Florida Citrus: Trees, acreage, yield, production, utilization, season
                          average price, and value
                   crop years 1983-84 through 2002-03 1/
                                    Utilization of
                                      production             On-tree
   Crop   Bearing Bearing Yield
  year    trees   acreage  per                          Price
                          acre  Total  Fresh Processed   per     Value of
                                                         box    production
           1,000   1,000                                           1,000
           trees   acres  Boxes       1,000 boxes      Dollars    dollars
 Early Tangerines 2/
 1983-84      696     7.6   263 2,000  1,404       596     5.93     11,866
 1984-85      569     6.0   175 1,050    693       357    15.91     16,710
 1985-86      445     4.6   250 1,150    738       412    12.69     14,593
 1986-87      341     3.6   361 1,300    814       486    11.99     15,586
 1987-88      343     3.5   371 1,300    828       472    12.65     16,447
 1988-89      344     3.6   389 1,400    848       552    12.56     17,577
 1989-90      453     4.2   252 1,060    792       268    16.68     17,679
 1990-91      515     4.4   193   850    529       321    15.78     13,429
 1991-92      832     6.5   205 1,330  1,000       330    18.39     24,479
 1992-93    1,107     8.4   167 1,400  1,091       309    14.35     20,090
 1993-94    1,522    10.8   219 2,370  1,715       655     9.76     23,140
 1994-95    2,022    14.1   167 2,350  1,794       556     7.95     18,691
 1995-96    2,542    17.3   168 2,900  2,025       875    10.76     31,200
 1996-97    3,150    20.5   220 4,500  2,713     1,787     6.28     28,260
 1997-98    2,882    19.1   168 3,200  2,060     1,140     6.72     21,504
 1998-99    2,837    18.6   164 3,050  2,172       878    10.03     30,601
 1999-00    2,606    17.2   253 4,350  2,630     1,720     6.15     26,739
 2000-01    2,518    16.4   216 3,550  2,475     1,075     4.93     17,490
 2001-02    2,285    15.0   290 4,350  2,790     1,560     6.93     30,156
 2002-03    1,969    12.8   234 3,000  2,110       890     8.26     24,774
 Honey Tangerines
 1983-84      591     5.6   175   975    454       521     9.41      9,177
 1984-85      532     5.0   158   790    252       538    10.68      8,435
 1985-86      459     4.2   190   800    451       349    10.04      8,035
 1986-87      427     3.9   267 1,040    648       392     9.57      9,953
 1987-88      453     4.1   280 1,150    786       364    13.41     15,424
 1988-89      450     4.1   366 1,500    791       709    12.73     19,097
 1989-90      493     4.3   149   640    207       433    13.02      8,332
 1990-91      506     4.3   256 1,100    698       402    18.07     19,881
 1991-92      571     4.8   265 1,270    965       305    17.59     22,344
 1992-93      674     5.3   264 1,400    974       426    13.17     18,433
 1993-94      747     5.6   309 1,730  1,270       460     9.90     17,131
 1994-95      809     6.0   200 1,200    868       332    19.76     23,716
 1995-96      994     7.0   229 1,600  1,119       481    15.16     24,262
 1996-97    1,180     8.0   225 1,800  1,044       756    12.18     21,929
 1997-98    1,248     8.4   238 2,000  1,368       632    11.34     22,679
 1998-99    1,312     8.7   218 1,900  1,398       502    15.32     29,113
 1999-00    1,337     8.9   298 2,650  1,790       860     7.45     19,734
 2000-01    1,370     9.1   225 2,050  1,280       770     9.05     18,545
 2001-02    1,353     9.0   250 2,250  1,424       826     9.61     21,612
 2002-03    1,347     8.9   281 2,500  1,804       696     8.81     22,018
 1/ 2002-03 preliminary.
 2/ Combined Dancy and Robinson varieties included through 2001-02 and
 discontinued in 2002-03; Sunburst included beginning in 1989-90; and
 Fallglo included beginning in 1993-94.

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   Florida Citrus: Trees, acreage, yield, production, utilization, season
                          average price, and value
                   crop years 1983-84 through 2002-03 1/
                                     Utilization of
                                       production            On-tree
    Crop    Bearing Bearing Yield
   year     trees   acreage  per                         Price
                            acre  Total Fresh Processed   per    Value of
                                                         box    production
             1,000   1,000                                         1,000
             trees   acres  Boxes      1,000 boxes      Dollars   dollars
 Limes
 1983-84      1,100     7.0   206 1,440   825       615    7.46     10,736
 1984-85      1,070     6.7   245 1,640 1,025       615    7.27     11,927
 1985-86      1,068     6.8   254 1,725   880       845    7.94     13,692
 1986-87      1,059     6.7   216 1,450   850       600    8.57     12,424
 1987-88      1,100     7.0   186 1,300   860       440   12.69     16,493
 1988-89      1,036     6.6   189 1,250   950       300   11.29     14,112
 1989-90      1,040     6.7   246 1,650 1,010       640    8.26     13,634
 1990-91        967     6.2   234 1,450   930       520   13.99     20,289
 1991-92        983     6.3   254 1,600 1,070       530    9.12     14,589
 1992-93 2/     983     6.3   159 1,000   730       270    1.02      1,017
 1993-94        295     1.9   105   200   150        50   12.70      2,540
 1994-95        256     1.9   121   230   190        40    8.65      1,989
 1995-96        294     2.0   150   300   240        60    8.05      2,414
 1996-97        323     2.1   152   320   255        65    6.93      2,216
 1997-98        410     2.7   163   440   330       110    6.90      3,035
 1998-99        427     2.7   185   500   410        90   12.83      6,413
 1999-00        473     2.8   214   600   500       100   11.21      6,728
 2000-01        184     1.2   208   250   220        30   12.00      2,999
 2001-02        135     0.8   188   150   125        25    6.19        929
 2002-03 3/      --      --    --    --    --        --   --            --
 Temples
 1983-84      1,175    13.5   215 2,900   762     2,138    5.34     15,476
 1984-85      1,068    12.2   266 3,250   626     2,624    5.59     18,162
 1985-86        910    10.0   295 2,950   913     2,037    3.01      8,870
 1986-87        856     9.4   362 3,400 1,053     2,347    3.60     12,236
 1987-88        862     9.3   382 3,550 1,292     2,258    5.69     20,196
 1988-89        859     9.3   403 3,750   869     2,881    5.46     20,474
 1989-90        776     8.0   175 1,400   139     1,261    5.64      7,889
 1990-91        744     7.7   325 2,500   794     1,706    6.31     15,786
 1991-92        720     7.1   331 2,350   848     1,502    6.51     15,289
 1992-93        744     7.3   342 2,500   947     1,553    2.99      7,475
 1993-94        689     6.7   336 2,250   785     1,465    2.73      6,136
 1994-95        695     6.8   375 2,550   786     1,764    3.47      8,848
 1995-96        691     6.6   326 2,150   693     1,457    4.44      9,543
 1996-97        689     6.7   358 2,400   555     1,845    3.22      7,723
 1997-98        675     6.2   363 2,250   566     1,684    3.07      6,898
 1998-99        672     6.0   300 1,800   593     1,207    5.12      9,208
 1999-00        649     5.8   336 1,950   440     1,510    2.55      4,971
 2000-01        637     5.5   227 1,250   343       907    2.05      2,565
 2001-02        552     4.7   330 1,550   418     1,132    2.19      3,395
 2002-03        509     4.2   310 1,300   305       995    2.35      3,059
 1/ 2002-03 preliminary.
 2/ Hurricane Andrew August 24, 1992.
 3/ Estimates discontinued.

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  Florida Citrus Products: Annual packs of citrus, FCOJ yield, and all citrus
                                    feeds,
                      crop years 1988-89 through 2002-03
                                     Orange juice 1/
                                                                       Other
    Crop                Concentrated 2/                  Chilled       pro-
   year                                                              cessed 3/
                                     Yield                    Boxes    Boxes
            Product  Boxes                            Product
                     used    All    Early-mid  Late           used     used

             1,000   1,000                             1,000  1,000    1,000
            gallons  boxes       Gallons per box      gallons boxes    boxes
 1988-89    174,717 113,729 1.53625   1.47532 1.62816      NA     NA     1,141
 1989-90 4/  90,285  73,640 1.22604   1.23446 1.20566      NA     NA       660
 1990-91    151,396 104,136 1.45383   1.39285 1.55915      NA     NA       569
 1991-92    145,421  93,932 1.54818   1.46846 1.69608      NA     NA       456
 1992-93    208,662 132,154 1.57893   1.52480 1.68686      NA     NA       355
 1993-94    182,231 116,248 1.56760   1.52073 1.65942 311,120 51,015       225
 1994-95    216,502 144,678 1.49644   1.44400 1.58230 326,658 53,410       289
 1995-96    202,353 132,907 1.52252   1.44775 1.66979 384,124 62,146       224
 1996-97    241,800 153,842 1.57174   1.52360 1.67701 400,279 65,676       842
 1997-98    253,734 160,865 1.57731   1.49255 1.71525 452,074 74,767       989
 1998-99    158,884  97,247 1.63381   1.58414 1.74806 505,506 80,112       756
 1999-00    207,708 134,204 1.54770   1.47574 1.66336 558,821 90,085     2,387
 2000-01    196,055 124,072 1.58018   1.54073 1.64573 543,284 89,564     2,246
 2001-02    215,057 135,975 1.58160   1.52774 1.65789 531,274 85,869     1,385
 2002-03    156,845 102,073 1.53659   1.49199 1.60587 561,687 92,506     1,508

                     Grapefruit juice                      Tangerine juice          All Citrus
                                           Other
   Crop   Concentrated 5/    Chilled       pro-     Concentrated 2/     Other pro-
  year                                   cessed 3/                     cessed 3/ 6/ Feed  Molas-
                                                                                           ses
          Product  Boxes  Product Boxes    Boxes   Product    Boxes       Boxes
                   used           used     used               used        used
           1,000   1,000   1,000  1,000    1,000    1,000     1,000       1,000        1,000
          gallons  boxes  gallons boxes    boxes   gallons    boxes       boxes         tons
 1988-89   32,466  26,621   8,990  1,735     1,601     495         371            0   770     24
 1989-90   21,774  19,405   5,707  1,212     1,029     371         309            0   598     28
 1990-91   21,672  17,413  11,125  2,121       825     279         215            0   701     27
 1991-92   19,458  16,099  12,604  2,402       600     297         144            0   637     24
 1992-93   31,527  26,595  23,086  4,466       548     329         187            0   874     31
 1993-94   26,485  22,324  29,307  5,711       289     529         335            0   832     25
 1994-95   31,344  27,343  29,310  5,557       303   1,192         832            0   941     26
 1995-96   26,930  22,993  31,900  6,147       135   5,819         699            0   928     27
 1996-97   30,032  24,981  37,209  7,135       447   2,386       1,470        1,073 1,071     34
 1997-98   24,223  20,578  36,295  7,225       587   1,461         929          843 1,137     28
 1998-99   24,512  19,050  39,375  7,516       563   1,191         702          678   851     20
 1999-00   28,642  24,070  51,780 10,397       716   1,646         982        1,598 1,370     31
 2000-01   27,207  21,201  32,877  6,362       947     852         552        1,293 1,011     32
 2001-02   27,294  21,686  33,613  6,414     1,206   1,758       1,174        1,212 1,027     30
 2002-03   19,375  15,958  32,434  6,221       911   1,457         971          615   847     86
 1/ Includes tangelos and Temples. K-Early Citrus         4/ Freeze year.
 Fruit included through 2001-02.                          5/ 40.0 degrees Brix.
 2/ 42.0 degrees Brix.                                    6/ Used primarily in FCOJ.
 3/ Prior to 1996-97, canned and blended juice
 only. Since 1996-97 includes sections and salads,
 canned, fresh squeezed, and blends.

 SOURCE: See Page 47, Data Sources, Item 3

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  Oranges and Temples: Utilization, season average on-tree price, and value
                            by types, by states,
                    crop years 1998-99 through 2002-03 1/
              Utilization of
   Crop        production         Price per box      Value of production
  year    Fresh   Proc   Total   Fresh Proc  Total Fresh    Proc    Total
               1,000 boxes        Dollars per box        1,000 dollars
 United States Oranges
 1998-99  32,386 192,194 224,580 13.78  4.20  5.47 457,953 792,531 1,250,484
 1999-00  55,178 244,582 299,760  5.61  3.17  3.58 309,879 757,063 1,066,942
 2000-01  57,703 223,232 280,935  7.71  2.98  3.85 452,788 657,106 1,109,894
 2001-02  55,484 228,276 283,760  8.97  3.26  4.25 506,482 737,055 1,243,537
 2002-03  62,677 204,363 267,040  6.55  2.98  3.73 412,650 599,656 1,012,306
 Florida Oranges
 1998-99  10,860 175,140 186,000  8.78  4.59  4.84  95,303 804,741   900,044
 1999-00   9,393 223,607 233,000  5.37  3.60  3.67  50,399 805,653   856,052
 2000-01   9,702 213,598 223,300  4.29  3.16  3.21  41,590 674,465   716,055
 2001-02   9,381 220,619 230,000  4.84  3.41  3.47  45,396 752,206   797,602
 2002-03   9,650 193,350 203,000  5.69  3.20  3.32  54,870 619,203   674,073
 California Oranges
 1998-99  19,500  16,500  36,000 17.23 -0.76  8.99 336,065 -12,585   323,480
 1999-00  43,700  20,300  64,000  5.69 -2.39  3.13 248,573 -48,519   200,054
 2000-01  46,000   8,500  54,500  8.82 -2.09  7.12 405,775 -17,780   387,995
 2001-02  44,250   7,250  51,500 10.23 -2.13  8.49 452,486 -15,448   437,038
 2002-03  51,500  10,500  62,000  6.85 -1.92  5.36 352,722 -20,160   332,562
 Texas Oranges
 1998-99   1,118     312   1,430  7.90  1.52  6.51   8,830     473     9,303
 1999-00   1,279     381   1,660  5.79  1.65  4.84   7,405     629     8,034
 2000-01   1,271     964   2,235  1.45  0.87  1.20   1,843     838     2,681
 2001-02   1,394     346   1,740  3.86  1.30  3.35   5,386     450     5,836
 2002-03   1,128     442   1,570  3.44  1.70  2.95   3,875     751     4,626
 Arizona Oranges
 1998-99     908     242   1,150 19.55 -0.40 15.35  17,755     -98    17,657
 1999-00     806     294   1,100  4.34 -2.38  2.55   3,502    -700     2,802
 2000-01     730     170     900  4.90 -2.45  3.51   3,580    -417     3,163
 2001-02     459      61     520  7.00 -2.51  5.89   3,214    -153     3,061
 2002-03     399      71     470  2.96 -1.94  2.22   1,183    -138     1,045
 Florida Temples
 1998-99     593   1,207   1,800  9.30  3.06  5.12   5,515   3,693     9,208
 1999-00     440   1,510   1,950  5.60  1.66  2.55   2,464   2,507     4,971
 2000-01     343     907   1,250  5.10  0.90  2.05   1,749     816     2,565
 2001-02     418   1,132   1,550  4.90  1.19  2.19   2,048   1,347     3,395
 2002-03     305     995   1,300  3.80  1.91  2.35   1,159   1,900     3,059
 1/ 2002-03 preliminary.

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  Oranges: Utilization, season average on-tree price, and value by types,
                                by states,
                   crop years 1998-99 through 2002-03 1/
              Utilization of
   Crop        production          Price per box     Value of production
  year
          Fresh   Proc    Total  Fresh Proc  Total  Fresh   Proc    Total
               1,000 boxes        Dollars per box       1,000 dollars
 Florida Early, Midseason, and Navel Oranges
 1998-99   6,164 105,836 112,000  8.30  4.12  4.35  51,161 436,044 487,205
 1999-00   6,505 127,495 134,000  5.55  3.07  3.19  36,103 391,410 427,513
 2000-01   6,225 121,775 128,000  4.00  2.53  2.60  24,900 308,091 332,991
 2001-02   6,424 121,576 128,000  4.65  2.79  2.88  29,872 339,197 369,069
 2002-03   6,773 105,227 112,000  5.85  2.61  2.81  39,622 274,642 314,264
 Florida Early and Midseason Oranges (Excluding Navels)
 1998-99   2,535 104,465 107,000  6.60  4.15  4.21  16,731 433,530 450,261
 1999-00   2,914 125,686 128,600  4.35  3.09  3.12  12,676 388,370 401,046
 2000-01   2,549 120,351 122,900  3.30  2.57  2.59   8,412 309,302 317,714
 2001-02   2,504 119,996 122,500  4.05  2.79  2.82  10,141 334,789 344,930
 2002-03   2,891 103,709 106,600  3.85  2.65  2.68  11,130 274,829 285,959
 Florida Navel Oranges
 1998-99   3,629   1,371   5,000  9.40  1.90  7.34  34,113   2,605  36,718
 1999-00   3,591   1,809   5,400  6.45  0.33  4.40  23,162     597  23,759
 2000-01   3,676   1,424   5,100  4.50 -0.50  3.10  16,542    -712  15,830
 2001-02   3,920   1,580   5,500  5.15  1.80  4.19  20,188   2,844  23,032
 2002-03   3,882   1,518   5,400  7.35 -0.43  5.16  28,533    -653  27,880
 Florida Late (Valencia) Oranges
 1998-99   4,696  69,304  74,000  9.40  5.32  5.58  44,142 368,697 412,839
 1999-00   2,888  96,112  99,000  4.95  4.31  4.33  14,296 414,243 428,539
 2000-01   3,477  91,823  95,300  4.80  3.99  4.02  16,690 366,374 383,064
 2001-02   2,957  99,043 102,000  5.25  4.17  4.20  15,524 413,009 428,533
 2002-03   2,877  88,123  91,000  5.30  3.91  3.95  15,248 344,561 359,809
 California Navel and Miscellaneous Oranges
 1998-99  11,500   9,500  21,000 16.59 -1.87  8.24 190,785 -17,765 173,020
 1999-00  31,000   9,000  40,000  6.22 -2.34  4.29 192,820 -21,060 171,760
 2000-01  30,500   5,000  35,500  9.33 -2.45  7.67 284,565 -12,250 272,315
 2001-02  27,900   4,100  32,000 12.45 -2.50 10.53 347,355 -10,250 337,105
 2002-03  33,200   7,800  41,000  7.35 -2.01  5.57 244,020 -15,678 228,342
 California Valencia Oranges
 1998-99   8,000   7,000  15,000 18.16  0.74 10.03 145,280   5,180 150,460
 1999-00  12,700  11,300  24,000  4.39 -2.43  1.18  55,753 -27,459  28,294
 2000-01  15,500   3,500  19,000  7.82 -1.58  6.09 121,210  -5,530 115,680
 2001-02  16,350   3,150  19,500  6.43 -1.65  5.12 105,131  -5,198  99,933
 2002-03  18,300   2,700  21,000  5.94 -1.66  4.96 108,702  -4,482 104,220
 1/ 2002-03 preliminary.

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    Grapefruit: Utilization, season average on-tree price, and value by
                             types, by states,
                   crop years 1998-99 through 2002-03 1/
               Utilization of
   Crop          production         Price per box    Value of production
   year     Fresh   Proc   Total  Fresh Proc  Total  Fresh   Proc   Total
                 1,000 boxes       Dollars per box       1,000 dollars
 United States Grapefruit
 1998-99    31,173  30,027 61,200  6.12  0.24  3.17 196,085  6,824 202,909
 1999-00    28,471  38,509 66,980  6.84  1.77  3.87 195,724 66,647 262,371
 2000-01    27,150  32,600 59,750  5.10  0.42  2.50 141,435 12,953 154,388
 2001-02    26,547  32,113 58,660  5.43  0.44  2.64 145,752 13,363 159,115
 2002-03    23,951  26,129 50,080  6.17 -0.25  2.75 151,788 -6,904 144,884
 Florida Grapefruit
 1998-99    19,921  27,129 47,050  5.04  0.30  2.30 100,401  8,010 108,411
 1999-00    18,217  35,183 53,400  6.52  1.98  3.53 118,752 69,580 188,332
 2000-01 2/ 17,490  28,510 46,000  4.81  0.59  2.19  84,056 16,813 100,869
 2001-02    17,394  29,306 46,700  5.25  0.56  2.31  91,297 16,356 107,653
 2002-03    15,610  23,090 38,700  5.55 -0.19  2.12  86,567 -4,378  82,189
 California Grapefruit
 1998-99     6,638     662  7,300  9.71 -2.23  8.63  64,455 -1,476  62,979
 1999-00     6,200   1,000  7,200  7.45 -2.80  6.03  46,190 -2,800  43,390
 2000-01     5,400     900  6,300  8.09 -2.42  6.59  43,686 -2,178  41,508
 2001-02     5,100     800  5,900  7.13 -2.47  5.83  36,363 -1,976  34,387
 2002-03     4,900     700  5,600 10.36 -2.52  8.75  50,764 -1,764  49,000
 Texas Grapefruit
 1998-99     4,087   2,013  6,100  6.75  0.40  4.65  27,587    805  28,392
 1999-00     3,872   2,058  5,930  7.75  0.30  5.16  30,008    617  30,625
 2000-01     4,055   3,145  7,200  3.15 -0.50  1.56  12,773 -1,573  11,200
 2001-02     3,900   2,000  5,900  4.45 -0.50  2.77  17,355 -1,000  16,355
 2002-03     3,317   2,333  5,650  4.14 -0.32  2.30  13,732   -747  12,985
 Arizona Grapefruit
 1998-99       527     223    750  6.91 -2.31  4.17   3,642   -515   3,127
 1999-00       182     268    450  4.25 -2.80  0.05     774   -750      24
 2000-01       205      45    250  4.49 -2.42  3.24     920   -109     811
 2001-02       153       7    160  4.82 -2.48  4.50     737    -17     720
 2002-03       124       6    130  5.85 -2.53  5.46     725    -15     710
 1/ 2002-03 preliminary.
 2/ Excludes economic abandonment in 1997-98 of 5.0 million boxes of white
 seedless and 1.0 million boxes of colored seedless; and in 2000-01 of 2.0
 million boxes of colored seedless.

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    Tangerines: Utilization, season average on-tree price, and value by
                             types, by states,
                   crop years 1998-99 through 2002-03 1/
               Utilization of
   Crop         production           Price per box    Value of production
  year
          Fresh    Proc   Total   Fresh  Proc  Total  Fresh   Proc  Total
                1,000 boxes         Dollars per box       1,000 dollars
 United States Tangerines
 1998-99    5,353  2,047    7,400  16.70  1.72  12.55 90,376  3,113 93,489
 1999-00    6,710  3,640   10,350  10.94  0.24   7.15 74,667    288 74,955
 2000-01    5,933  2,517    8,450  12.26 -2.06   7.92 74,476 -5,255 69,221
 2001-02    6,755  2,665    9,420  13.84 -0.57   9.59 95,029 -1,582 93,447
 2002-03    6,478  1,952    8,430  13.34 -0.33  10.06 87,793   -772 87,021
 Florida All Tangerines
 1998-99    3,570  1,380    4,950  15.65  2.82  12.07 55,871  3,892 59,763
 1999-00    4,420  2,580    7,000   9.90  1.11   6.66 43,758  2,864 46,622
 2000-01    3,755  1,845    5,600  10.50 -1.93   6.40 39,428 -3,561 35,867
 2001-02    4,214  2,386    6,600  12.50 -0.47   7.81 52,675 -1,121 51,554
 2002-03    3,914  1,586    5,500  12.00 -0.02   8.53 46,968    -32 46,936
 Florida Early Tangerines 2/
 1998-99    2,172    878    3,050  13.05  2.57  10.03 28,345  2,256 30,601
 1999-00    2,630  1,720    4,350   9.50  1.02   6.15 24,985  1,754 26,739
 2000-01    2,475  1,075    3,550   8.50 -3.30   4.93 21,038 -3,548 17,490
 2001-02    2,790  1,560    4,350  11.20 -0.70   6.93 31,248 -1,092 30,156
 2002-03    2,110    890    3,000  12.10 -0.85   8.26 25,531   -757 24,774
 Florida Honey Tangerines
 1998-99    1,398    502    1,900  19.65  3.27  15.32 27,471  1,642 29,113
 1999-00    1,790    860    2,650  10.40  1.30   7.45 18,616  1,118 19,734
 2000-01    1,280    770    2,050  14.50 -0.02   9.05 18,560    -15 18,545
 2001-02    1,424    826    2,250  15.20  0.04   9.61 21,645     33 21,612
 2002-03    1,804    696    2,500  11.80  1.05   8.81 21,287    731 22,018
 California Tangerines
 1998-99    1,063    437    1,500  18.06 -1.26  12.43 19,198   -551 18,647
 1999-00    1,700    800    2,500  14.09 -2.43   8.80 23,953 -1,944 22,009
 2000-01    1,710    490    2,200  15.92 -2.52  11.81 27,223 -1,235 25,988
 2001-02    1,970    230    2,200  17.23 -1.65  15.26 33,943   -380 33,563
 2002-03    2,187    313    2,500  15.54 -2.01  13.34 33,986   -629 33,357
 Arizona Tangerines
 1998-99      720    230      950  21.26 -0.99  15.87 15,307   -228 15,079
 1999-00      590    260      850  11.79 -2.43   7.44  6,956   -632  6,324
 2000-01      468    182      650  16.72 -2.52  11.33  7,825   -459  7,366
 2001-02      571     49      620  14.73 -1.65  13.44  8,411    -81  8,330
 2002-03      377     53      430  18.14 -2.10  15.65  6,839   -111  6,728
 1/ 2002-03 preliminary.
 2/ Robinson, Fallglo, Sunburst, and Dancy varieties included through
 2001-02. Fallglo and Sunburst only beginning in 2002-03.

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   Other Citrus: Utilization, season average on-tree price, and value by
                             types, by states,
                   crop years 1998-99 through 2002-03 1/
               Utilization of      Price per box     Value of production
    Crop        production
   year
            Fresh  Proc   Total  Fresh Proc  Total  Fresh   Proc    Total
                1,000 boxes       Dollars per box       1,000 dollars
 Florida Tangelos
 1998-99       838  1,712  2,550  7.40  3.13  4.53   6,201   5,359  11,560
 1999-00       736  1,464  2,200  5.55  1.00  2.52   4,085   1,464   5,549
 2000-01       742  1,358  2,100  3.60  0.00  1.27   2,671       0   2,671
 2001-02       696  1,454  2,150  6.10  0.73  2.47   4,246   1,061   5,307
 2002-03       608  1,742  2,350  7.80  1.64  3.23   4,742   2,857   7,599
 Florida K-Early Citrus
 1998-99        24     56     80  4.10  0.84  1.81      98      47     145
 1999-00        15     95    110  5.35 -0.13  0.62      80     -12      68
 2000-01        21     19     40  4.60 -0.70  2.10      97     -13      84
 2001-02         6     24     30  4.40  0.40  1.20      26      10      36
 2002-03 2/     --     --     -- --    --    --         --      --      --
 Florida Limes
 1998-99       410     90    500 16.30 -3.00 12.83   6,683    -270   6,413
 1999-00       500    100    600 14.00 -2.72 11.21   7,000    -272   6,728
 2000-01       220     30    250 14.00 -2.70 12.00   3,080     -81   2,999
 2001-02       125     25    150  8.15 -3.60  6.19   1,019     -90     929
 2002-03 2/     --     --     -- --    --    --         --      --      --
 United States Lemons
 1998-99    12,127  7,523 19,650 16.31 -3.17  8.85 197,845 -23,871 173,974
 1999-00    13,624  8,476 22,100 17.02 -2.60  9.49 231,873 -22,038 209,835
 2000-01    13,407 12,793 26,200 13.15 -3.62  4.96 176,303 -46,361 129,942
 2001-02    14,422  6,678 21,100 18.45 -3.93 11.36 266,019 -26,253 239,766
 2002-03    14,656 12,344 27,000 15.54 -4.04  6.59 227,782 -49,870 177,912
 California Lemons
 1998-99     9,785  6,415 16,200 16.72 -3.17  8.84 163,605 -20,336 143,269
 1999-00    11,600  7,400 19,000 16.96 -2.60  9.34 196,736 -19,240 177,496
 2000-01    11,510 11,090 22,600 13.90 -3.60  5.31 159,989 -39,924 120,065
 2001-02    12,520  5,780 18,300 18.63 -3.93 11.50 233,248 -22,715 210,533
 2002-03    13,110 10,890 24,000 15.66 -4.04  6.72 205,303 -43,996 161,307
 Arizona Lemons
 1998-99     2,342  1,108  3,450 14.62 -3.19  8.90  34,240  -3,535  30,705
 1999-00     2,024  1,076  3,100 17.36 -2.60 10.43  35,137  -2,798  32,339
 2000-01     1,897  1,703  3,600  8.60 -3.78  2.74  16,314  -6,437   9,877
 2001-02     1,902    898  2,800 17.23 -3.94 10.44  32,771  -3,538  29,233
 2002-03     1,546  1,454  3,000 14.54 -4.04  5.54  22,479  -5,874  16,605
 1/ 2002-03 preliminary.
 2/ Estimates discontinued.

 Florida Lemons: Bearing acreage, production, and season average on-tree prices for
                            crop years 1998 through 2002
            True lemons       Meyer lemons                  All lemons
  Crop
 year 1/ Bearing Production Bearing Production Bearing Production  Price   Value of
         acres              acres              acres              per box production
          1,000    1,000     1,000    1,000     1,000    1,000              1,000
          acres    boxes     acres    boxes     acres    boxes    Dollars  dollars
 1998        0.9        155     0.1         80     1.0        235    6.45      1,516
 1999        1.0        140     0.1         30     1.1        170    1.20        201
 2000        0.9        240     0.1         25     1.0        265    3.50        921
 2001        0.8         68     0.1         17     0.9         85    3.85        327
 2002        0.7        150     0.1          5     0.8        155   13.30      2,061
 1/ Crop year corresponds to calendar year.

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     Florida Citrus: Monthly and season average on-tree price per box for
                   crop years 1998-99 through 2002-03 1/
    Crop                                                         Season
    year      Oct     Nov     Dec     Jan    Feb      Mar       average
                                        Dollars
 Early, Midseason, and Navel Oranges
 All Methods of Sale
 1998-99        5.87   4.16    4.21    4.39    4.48      --           4.35
 1999-00          --   3.82    3.07    3.13    3.10     3.14          3.19
 2000-01        3.87   1.95    1.95    2.01    2.24     2.36          2.60
 2001-02        5.45   2.78    2.76    2.85    2.90     4.14          2.88
 2002-03        4.97   2.48    2.73    2.81    3.10       --          2.81
 Sales For Fresh Use
 1998-99        8.40   7.80    8.00    9.40    8.80       --          8.30
 1999-00          --   8.85    4.55    2.85    1.75     1.35          5.55
 2000-01        5.80   4.30    3.20    2.90    4.50     3.10          4.00
 2001-02        6.25   5.15    3.95    4.35    4.45     3.35          4.65
 2002-03        8.05   5.95    5.95    3.85    3.75       --          5.85
 Sales For Processing
 1998-99        3.27   3.70    3.93    4.26    4.40      --           4.12
 1999-00          --   2.82    2.97    3.14    3.13     3.17          3.07
 2000-01        1.62   1.76    1.87    1.99    2.19     2.35          2.53
 2001-02        2.35   2.57    2.68    2.80    2.87     4.14          2.79
 2002-03        1.43   2.21    2.52    2.78    3.08       --          2.61

    Crop                                                         Season
    year      Feb     Mar    Apr     May      Jun      Jul      average
                                        Dollars
 Late (Valencia) Oranges
 All Methods of Sales
 1998-99       5.24    5.47    5.50   5.70       6.43      --         5.58
 1999-00         --    3.24    4.47   4.58       4.52    4.17         4.33
 2000-01       2.85    3.56    4.09   4.11       4.23      --         4.02
 2001-02         --    4.15    4.17   4.24       4.24      --         4.20
 2002-03       3.47    4.00    3.99   3.95       3.92      --         3.95
 Sales For Fresh Use
 1998-99       9.60    8.90    8.50   9.40     12.90       --         9.40
 1999-00         --    5.55    3.85   3.85       6.65    6.75         4.95
 2000-01       4.60    4.10    3.60   4.10       8.10      --         4.80
 2001-02         --    5.45    4.25   5.05       6.35      --         5.25
 2002-03       5.30    5.40    3.80   3.80     10.30       --         5.30
 Sales For Processing
 1998-99       4.31    5.29    5.33   5.45       5.45      --         5.32
 1999-00         --    3.13    4.49   4.60       4.46    3.98         4.31
 2000-01       2.54    3.53    4.10   4.11       4.08      --         3.99
 2001-02         --    4.09    4.17   4.22       4.16      --         4.17
 2002-03       3.30    3.95    4.00   3.95       3.60      --         3.91
 1/ 2002-03 preliminary.

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    Florida Citrus: Monthly and season average on-tree price per box for
                   crop years 1998-99 through 2002-03 1/
   Crop                                                           Season
   year    Oct    Nov   Dec    Jan   Feb  Mar  Apr   May  Jun    average
                                       Dollars
 White Seedless Grapefruit 2/
 All Methods of Sale
 1998-99    3.74   2.57  2.14   2.51 1.95 1.69  1.49 0.57   --        1.95
 1999-00    6.06   6.16  6.07   5.74 4.50 3.44  2.86 2.28   --        3.87
 2000-01    5.71   2.10  2.71   2.86 2.85 2.00  1.39 0.98 0.64        2.07
 2001-02      --   4.36  2.78   2.83 2.05 1.71  1.44 0.78   --        1.96
 2002-03    5.19   3.64  1.98   1.89 2.02 0.98  0.52 0.35   --        1.62
 Sales For Fresh Use
 1998-99    5.80   5.90  6.30   6.80 6.80 7.30  7.50 5.30   --        6.80
 1999-00    8.68  10.38 11.48  11.68 9.18 8.58  9.98 3.58   --        9.78
 2000-01    7.43   3.93  5.63   6.83 6.83 6.83  7.23 6.13 4.63        6.53
 2001-02      --   7.74  5.84   6.34 6.34 6.74  5.94 4.04   --        6.54
 2002-03    8.54   7.94  7.54   7.74 7.54 6.44  6.44 5.64   --        7.44
 Sales For Processing
 1998-99    0.19  -1.01 -0.23   0.18 0.25 0.36  0.53 0.38   --        0.29
 1999-00    0.41   1.29  1.77   2.28 2.50 2.53  2.36 2.26   --        2.35
 2000-01   -1.21  -0.26  0.31   0.83 1.19 0.94  0.85 0.87 0.58        0.87
 2001-02      --   0.79  0.98   0.97 1.01 0.96  0.82 0.69   --        0.91
 2002-03   -0.97  -0.82 -0.22   0.23 0.63 0.13  0.13 0.03   --        0.19

   Crop                                                            Season
  year     Oct   Nov   Dec   Jan    Feb   Mar   Apr   May   Jun   average
                                       Dollars
 Colored Seedless Grapefruit
 All Methods of Sale
 1998-99   4.80   2.99  2.39  2.30  2.11   1.98  2.44  3.09   --      2.55
 1999-00   7.49   3.79  3.72  3.66  3.29   2.95  2.74  2.25 1.68      3.31
 2000-01   4.63   3.14  2.36  2.02  2.07   1.96  1.92  2.08 2.80      2.28
 2001-02   6.46   3.29  2.65  2.73  2.13   2.00  1.77  1.76   --      2.54
 2002-03   4.68   2.73  2.08  2.04  2.33   2.17  1.84  1.71   --      2.49
 Sales For Fresh Use
 1998-99   6.32   4.72  3.92  3.72  4.02   4.02  5.02  7.02   --      4.52
 1999-00   9.32   5.12  5.32  5.72  5.32   5.22  4.72  4.22 4.12      5.52
 2000-01   5.30   4.40  3.60  3.50  4.00   4.50  4.90  5.30 5.70      4.30
 2001-02   8.32   5.02  4.72  4.82  4.42   4.62  4.02  3.72   --      4.92
 2002-03   6.76   4.86  4.36  4.26  4.66   5.26  4.96  5.56   --      5.06
 Sales For Processing
 1998-99   0.35  -1.04 -0.22  0.20  0.37   0.42  0.64  0.63   --      0.28
 1999-00   1.09   0.86  1.29  1.63  1.65   1.82  1.92  1.46 0.73      1.60
 2000-01   0.50   0.19  0.15  0.28  0.59   0.19  0.16  0.35 0.47      0.29
 2001-02   0.42   0.20 -0.38  0.25  0.40   0.18  0.07  0.05   --      0.17
 2002-03  -1.85  -2.10 -1.40 -1.15 -0.15  -0.15 -0.20 -0.25   --     -0.68
 1/ 2002-03 preliminary.
 2/ Includes seedy grapefruit beginning in 2000-01.

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    Florida Citrus: Monthly and season average on-tree price per box for
                   crop years 1998-99 through 2002-03 1/
       Crop
      year          Apr       May      Jun      Jul       Aug       Sep
                                           Dollars
 Limes
 All Methods of Sale
 1998-99             16.20     10.20     8.31      5.99    10.25      7.92
 1999-00 2/             --        --       --        --       --        --
 2000-01 2/             --        --       --        --       --        --
 2001-02 2/             --        --       --        --       --        --
 2002-03 3/             --        --       --        --       --        --
 Sales For Fresh Use
 1998-99             16.20     10.20    11.20      9.20    15.20     12.20
 1999-00 2/             --        --       --        --       --        --
 2000-01 2/             --        --       --        --       --        --
 2001-02 2/             --        --       --        --       --        --
 2002-03 3/             --        --       --        --       --        --
 Sales For Processing
 1998-99                --        --    -3.00     -3.00    -3.00     -3.00
 1999-00 2/             --        --       --        --       --        --
 2000-01 2/             --        --       --        --       --        --
 2001-02 2/             --        --       --        --       --        --
 2002-03 3/             --        --       --        --       --        --

                        3/ Estimates discontinued.
     Crop                                                       Season
    year        Oct     Nov    Dec    Jan     Feb    Mar       average
                                         Dollars
 Limes
 All Methods of Sale
 1998-99          7.39   8.79  21.20   18.20  40.20  63.20           12.83
 1999-00 2/         --     --     --      --     --     --           11.21
 2000-01 2/         --     --     --      --     --     --           12.00
 2001-02 2/         --     --     --      --     --     --            6.19
 2002-03 3/         --     --     --      --     --     --              --
 Sales For Fresh Use
 1998-99         10.20  10.20  21.20   18.20  40.20  63.20          16.30
 1999-00 2/         --     --     --      --     --     --           14.00
 2000-01 2/         --     --     --      --     --     --           14.00
 2001-02 2/         --     --     --      --     --     --            8.15
 2002-03 3/         --     --     --      --     --     --              --
 Sales For Processing
 1998-99         -3.00  -3.00     --      --     --     --           -3.00
 1999-00 2/         --     --     --      --     --     --           -2.72
 2000-01 2/         --     --     --      --     --     --           -2.70
 2001-02 2/         --     --     --      --     --     --           -3.60
 2002-03 3/         --     --     --      --     --     --              --
 1/ 2002-03 preliminary.
 2/ Monthly prices not published after the 1998-99 season to avoid
 disclosure of individual operations.

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     Florida Citrus: Monthly and season average on-tree price per box for
                   crop years 1998-99 through 2002-03 1/
     Crop                                                       Season
    year        Nov      Dec     Jan            Feb            average
                                        Dollars
 Tangelos
 All Methods of Sale
 1998-99          4.16    4.98      4.64               3.41           4.53
 1999-00          4.41    3.60      1.52               0.70           2.52
 2000-01          1.63    1.67      1.34               0.05           1.27
 2001-02          2.30    3.23      1.77               2.59           2.47
 2002-03          3.26    2.85      3.57                 --           3.23
 Sales For Fresh Use
 1998-99          5.20    6.50     11.00              10.00           7.40
 1999-00          7.15    5.35      4.35               4.95           5.55
 2000-01          3.40    2.70      5.60               4.60           3.60
 2001-02          4.40    5.90      5.40              21.40           6.10
 2002-03          6.50    4.90     19.30                 --           7.80
 Sales For Processing
 1998-99          3.30    3.50      3.00               2.80           3.13
 1999-00          1.65    1.45      0.85               0.55           1.00
 2000-01          0.00    0.60     -0.15              -0.40           0.00
 2001-02         -0.10    0.65      0.90               0.90           0.73
 2002-03          1.00    1.70      1.75                 --           1.64

               Crop                                    Season
               year     Oct   Nov   Dec   Jan   Feb   average
                                        Dollars
            K-Early Citrus Fruit
            All Methods of Sale
            1998-99     3.08  1.29   --    --    --        1.81
            1999-00     4.25  0.11 -0.15 -0.15 -0.25       0.62
            2000-01     3.13  1.23   --    --    --        2.10
            2001-02     1.20   --    --    --    --        1.20
            2002-03 2/   --    --    --    --    --          --
            Sales For Fresh Use
            1998-99     3.50  5.00   --    --    --        4.10
            1999-00     5.45  4.65   --    --    --        5.35
            2000-01     4.60  4.60   --    --    --        4.60
            2001-02     4.40   --    --    --    --        4.40
            2002-03 2/   --    --    --    --    --          --
            Sales For Processing
            1998-99     2.30  0.60   --    --    --        0.84
            1999-00    -0.95 -0.05 -0.15 -0.15 -0.25      -0.13
            2000-01    -0.70 -0.70   --    --    --       -0.70
            2001-02     0.40   --    --    --    --        0.40
            2002-03 2/   --    --    --    --    --          --
            1/ 2002-03 preliminary.
            2/ Estimates discontinued.

                  Crop                              Season
                  year     Jan   Feb   Mar  Apr    average
                                       Dollars
                Temples
                All Methods of Sale
                1998-99     7.92 4.86  3.44   --       5.12
                1999-00     4.80 2.26  1.88  1.71      2.55
                 2000-01    4.45 1.45  1.19   --       2.05
                 2001-02    4.12 1.89  1.16  1.11      2.19
                 2002-03    2.84 2.38  1.45   --       2.35
                Sales For Fresh Use
                1998-99    10.80 7.90  8.40   --       9.30
                1999-00     7.20 4.20  4.30  3.10      5.60
                2000-01     6.30 3.80  4.30   --       5.10
                 2001-02    6.30 4.30  1.50  1.30      4.90
                 2002-03    3.80 3.00  6.30   --       3.80
                Sales For Processing
                1998-99     3.30 3.40  2.70   --       3.06
                1999-00     1.70 1.60  1.70  1.70      1.66
                 2000-01    2.00 0.55  0.85   --       0.90
                 2001-02    1.40 1.20  1.10  1.10      1.19
                 2002-03    2.20 2.25  0.85   --       1.91

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   Florida Citrus: Monthly and season average on-tree price per box for
                   crop years 1998-99 through 2002-03 1/
     Crop                                                        Season
     year        Oct      Nov      Dec       Jan      Feb       average
                                         Dollars
 Early Tangerines 2/
 All Methods of Sale
 1998-99           9.57    10.22    10.07     10.08       --         10.03
 1999-00           7.81     6.71     6.44      3.95     0.21          6.15
 2000-01           4.80     5.88     4.84      2.00       --          4.93
 2001-02           7.90     7.67     6.32      5.27       --          6.93
 2002-03           7.50     8.96     8.05        --       --          8.26
 Sales For Fresh Use
 1998-99          12.15    13.55    12.25     16.15       --         13.05
 1999-00          10.30    10.00     8.60      9.50     8.60          9.50
 2000-01           6.60    10.80     7.40      8.90       --          8.50
 2001-02          10.50    12.70    10.30     11.60       --         11.20
 2002-03          10.30    13.40    12.50        --       --         12.10
 Sales For Processing
 1998-99           2.63     2.30     2.85      2.54       --          2.57
 1999-00           0.57     0.65     1.30      1.58    -0.10          1.02
 2000-01          -3.30    -3.30    -3.30     -3.30       --         -3.30
 2001-02          -0.69    -0.69    -0.72     -0.69       --         -0.70
 2002-03          -1.80    -1.06     0.15        --       --         -0.85

     Crop                                                        Season
     year        Jan      Feb      Mar      Apr       May       average
                                         Dollars
 HONEY TANGERINES
 All Methods of Sale
 1998-99          17.75    14.64    13.29     17.55       --         15.32
 1999-00          11.96     6.96     6.10      7.06     6.78          7.45
 2000-01          10.28     8.14     7.39     10.67    11.29          9.05
 2001-02          11.21     7.68     8.88     12.53       --          9.61
 2002-03          10.47     7.21     7.70      8.19    12.40          8.81
 Sales For Fresh Use
 1998-99          23.45    18.45    16.95     22.45       --         19.65
 1999-00          15.80     9.20     8.60     10.00    11.00         10.40
 2000-01          16.40    12.40    12.40     16.40    21.40         14.50
 2001-02          17.30    12.30    14.30     19.30       --         15.20
 2002-03          14.10     9.70    10.40     10.90    14.90         11.80
 Sales For Processing
 1998-99           2.85     3.15     3.45      3.55       --          3.27
 1999-00           3.00     1.20     1.50      0.45     0.45          1.30
 2000-01          -0.02    -0.02    -0.02     -0.02    -0.02         -0.02
 2001-02          -0.69     0.18     0.18     0.18        --         -0.04
 2002-03           0.50     1.40     1.30      1.20     1.20          1.05
 1/ 2002-03 preliminary.
 2/ Robinson, Fallglo, Sunburst, and Dancy varieties included through
 2001-02. Fallglo and Sunburst only beginning in 2002-03.

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     Florida Citrus: Production by counties, areas, and types, 2002-03 season
                      Round Oranges             Grapefruit

     County     Early,                                           Specialty   All
    and area     mid,      Late      All   White  Colored  All   fruit 2/  citrus
                  and   (Valencia)           1/                              3/
                 Navel
                                           1,000 boxes
   Brevard          803        492   1,295    143     215    358        99   1,752
   Charlotte      1,666      2,802   4,468    79    1,330  1,409       189   6,066
   Collier        4,698      4,765   9,463     59     443    502       194  10,159
   DeSoto        10,611     11,828  22,439    289     218    507       432  23,378
   Glades         2,009      1,216   3,225      7      95    102        71   3,398
   Hardee        12,069      4,695  16,764     90     214    304       417  17,485
   Hendry        12,124     13,908  26,032  1,008   1,615  2,623       635  29,290
   Hernando         335          6     341      1       2      3         9     353
   Highlands     11,775     14,945  26,720    958     499  1,457     1,154  29,331
   Hillsborough   5,742      1,601   7,343     63     187    250       359   7,952
   Indian River   2,938      2,116   5,054  4,406   5,039  9,445       308  14,807
   Lake           4,219        881   5,100     52     426    478       578   6,156
   Lee            1,235      1,563   2,798     58     335    393        47   3,238
   Manatee        4,378      2,676   7,054    212     184    396       196   7,646
   Marion           283         41     324      2      17     19        22     365
   Martin         3,900      5,877   9,777  1,082     297  1,379       186  11,342
   Okeechobee     1,914      1,026   2,940    262     273    535        81   3,556
   Orange         1,373        729   2,102      7      60     67       168   2,337
   Osceola        3,356      1,339   4,695    411     417    828       168   5,691
   Palm Beach       971        396   1,367    242     312    554       360   2,281
   Pasco          2,967        648   3,615     16      61     77        78   3,770
   Polk          18,301     12,379  30,680  1,690   1,721  3,411     2,529  36,620
   St. Lucie      3,517      4,747   8,264  4,995   8,290 13,285       758  22,307
   Sarasota         195        199     394     44     197    241        57     692
   Seminole         289         79     368      -       9      9        34     411
   Volusia          245         36     281     22      36     58        11     350
   Other 4/          87         10      97      2       8     10        10     117
 Total          112,000     91,000 203,000 16,200  22,500 38,700     9,150 250,850
   Indian River   7,500      8,500  16,000 10,200  13,900 24,100     1,230  41,330
   Northern       9,731      2,405  12,136     79     587    666       900  13,702
   Central       33,069     28,595  61,664  3,021   2,613  5,634     3,835  71,133
   Western       33,000     21,000  54,000    700   1,000  1,700     1,466  57,166
   Southern      28,700     30,500  59,200  2,200   4,400  6,600     1,719  67,519
 Total          112,000     91,000 203,000 16,200  22,500 38,700     9,150 250,850
 1/ Includes seedy grapefruit.                3/ Excludes limes and lemons.
 2/ Temples, tangelos, and tangerines.        4/ Alachua, Broward, Citrus,
                                              Pinellas, and Putnam counties.

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   Florida Citrus: Total acreage by counties and types of fruit as of January 2002
                                        Census
                     Round oranges                Grapefruit
                                                                        Spe-
               Early,
    County      mid,      Late              Seedless                   cialty   All
                                  All 1/                 Seedy All 1/  fruit  citrus
                 and   (Valencia)                                       2/
               Navel                      White  Colored
                                               Acres
 Alachua            18          1      19      0       0     0       0      2      21
 Brevard         3,539      2,825   6,392    385     749    17   1,189    712   8,293
 Broward             3          2       5      0       3     0       3      0       8
 Charlotte       5,544     10,472  16,247    182   2,828     3   3,049  1,197  20,493
 Citrus            105         10     116      0      21     0      21     10     147
 Collier        12,466     18,643  31,194    132   1,037     0   1,169  1,204  33,567
 DeSoto         27,478     39,216  67,873    486     472   122   1,080  1,412  70,365
 Glades          5,281      4,403   9,822     20     185     0     205    357  10,384
 Hardee         34,585     16,484  52,603    177     411    83     673  1,685  54,961
 Hendry         33,736     50,696  85,215  1,925   3,731    61   5,770  3,154  94,139
 Hernando          929         15     947      1      10     0      11     88   1,046
 Highlands      24,394     45,164  71,183  1,167     966   491   2,642  3,566  77,391
 Hillsborough   16,356      5,024  21,978     90     362    91     554  1,202  23,734
 Indian River   13,448     11,661  25,706 12,992  15,223    23  28,390  1,916  56,012
 Lake           10,841      2,713  13,945     87     882    41   1,011  3,879  18,835
 Lee             3,913      6,293  10,531    130     751     4     885    458  11,874
 Manatee        11,672      8,476  20,450    244     362   306     913    559  21,922
 Marion            850        117     991      5      36     0      41    176   1,208
 Martin         12,340     23,373  37,471  2,777     802     0   3,620  1,117  42,208
 Miami-Dade 3/       0          0       0      0       0     0       0    388     388
 Okeechobee      5,495      4,474  10,168    703     628     0   1,333    534  12,035
 Orange          3,594      2,080   5,764     24     133     1     158    962   6,884
 Osceola         7,918      3,954  12,235    700     664    12   1,380    698  14,313
 Palm Beach      2,673      1,565   4,552    593     834     0   1,433  1,979   7,964
 Pasco           7,850      1,674   9,711     43     126     3     172    584  10,467
 Pinellas           20          1      21      1       1     2       4     13      38
 Polk           41,647     39,844  85,743  2,042   3,068   635   5,836  8,623 100,202
 Putnam            106         17     123      0       4     0       4     72     199
 St. Lucie      16,655     25,298  44,079 15,120  27,477     6  43,221  5,190  92,490
 Sarasota          673        797   1,488     93     425     4     522    172   2,182
 Seminole          853        206   1,068      0      28     0      28    226   1,322
 Volusia           902        260   1,166     60     109     2     171    111   1,448
 Total         305,884    325,758 648,806 40,179  62,328 1,907 105,488 42,246 796,540
 1/ Includes unidentified variety acreage.
 2/ Temples, tangelos, K-Early Citrus, tangerines, limes, lemons, and other.
 3/ Miami-Dade lime data as of October 2002.

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    Florida Citrus: Total trees by counties and types of fruit as of January 2002 Census
                      Round oranges                  Grapefruit             Spe-

    County      Early,     Late                Seedless                    cialty     All
               mid, and            All 1/                   Seedy All 1/    fruit   citrus
                Navel   (Valencia)          White   Colored                  2/

                                                1,000 trees
 Alachua            2.2        0.0      2.2     0.0     0.0   0.0      0.0     0.2       2.4
 Brevard          379.8      317.5    700.4    35.4    67.5   1.3    108.8    81.9     891.1
 Broward            0.2        0.2      0.4     0.0     0.0   0.0      0.0     0.0       0.4
 Charlotte        759.3    1,633.5  2,428.5    23.0   353.3   0.2    382.4   220.6   3,031.5
 Citrus            11.5        1.6     13.2     0.0     2.8   0.0      2.8     1.6      17.6
 Collier        1,840.0    2,780.8  4,631.8    16.1   123.7   0.0    139.8   176.4   4,948.0
 DeSoto         3,578.8    5,213.6  8,947.8    49.3    61.2  13.2    123.7   210.8   9,282.3
 Glades           818.3      733.6  1,570.9     2.3    26.4   0.0     28.7    65.1   1,664.7
 Hardee         4,027.9    1,952.0  6,177.0    16.1    49.3   6.7     72.3   217.4   6,466.7
 Hendry         5,126.0    7,957.5 13,195.1   259.8   472.4   6.0    744.2   505.4  14,444.7
 Hernando         111.3        2.4    114.0     0.2     1.0   0.0      1.2    10.1     125.3
 Highlands      3,374.1    5,966.9  9,525.1   118.3   116.8  44.6    281.2   476.6  10,282.9
 Hillsborough   1,750.3      556.0  2,379.3     6.8    37.3   8.2     53.6   172.1   2,605.0
 Indian River   1,545.2    1,346.2  2,973.4 1,260.2 1,683.2   1.9  2,962.4   255.5   6,191.3
 Lake           1,440.8      375.6  1,873.4     9.0   112.7   4.0    125.9   599.0   2,598.3
 Lee              528.0      920.2  1,491.9    14.8    90.4   0.4    105.6    68.4   1,665.9
 Manatee        1,415.4    1,124.3  2,581.2    22.7    34.8  29.6     87.2    67.5   2,735.9
 Marion           100.2       15.2    119.1     0.5     3.5   0.0      4.0    26.0     149.1
 Martin         1,723.1    3,425.9  5,399.1   293.8    87.2   0.0    385.8   162.7   5,947.6
 Miami-Dade 3/      0.0        0.0      0.0     0.0     0.0   0.0      0.0    67.5      67.5
 Okeechobee       687.2      549.9  1,258.7    73.3    70.0   0.0    143.5    76.8   1,479.0
 Orange           455.8      242.1    710.3     1.5    17.5   0.1     19.1   138.2     867.6
 Osceola          898.5      465.8  1,405.9    71.9    67.1   1.1    140.3    78.3   1,624.5
 Palm Beach       393.8      232.2    683.0    58.3    89.2   0.0    148.4   297.4   1,128.8
 Pasco          1,027.9      251.7  1,303.7     3.8    13.5   0.2     17.5    74.4   1,395.6
 Pinellas           1.5        0.2      1.7     0.2     0.2   0.2      0.6     1.3       3.6
 Polk           4,798.2    4,611.2  9,927.7   183.0   290.7  54.4    537.4 1,160.4  11,625.5
 Putnam            16.3        2.7     19.0     0.0     0.7   0.0      0.7    13.7      33.4
 St. Lucie      2,129.5    3,492.2  5,927.2 1,559.6 3,002.4   0.5  4,636.3   702.7  11,266.2
 Sarasota          69.6       89.9    161.9     9.9    45.4   0.4     55.7    19.0     236.6
 Seminole          90.6       20.6    112.3     0.0     3.3   0.0      3.3    23.1     138.7
 Volusia           93.3       22.2    115.9     4.9    11.7   0.2     16.8     8.8     141.5
 Total         39,194.6   44,303.7 85,751.1 4,094.7 6,935.2 173.2 11,329.2 5,978.9 103,059.2
 1/ Includes unidentified varieties.
 2 Temples, tangelos, K-Early Citrus, tangerines, limes, lemons, and other.
 3/ Miami-Dade lime data as of October 2002.

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            Citrus: 2002-03 bearing acreage by types and states
                      Arizona  California   Florida    Texas   U.S. Total
 Oranges
   Early, Midseason,
     and Navel           3,000      127,500   283,000 1/ 7,500     413,501
   Valencia              2,800       64,000   304,600    1,100     372,500
   All Oranges           5,800      191,500   587,600    8,600     793,500
 Grapefruit
   White Seedless                           2/ 38,600
   Colored Seedless                            56,900
   All Grapefruit        1,500       13,000    95,500   18,500     128,500
 Lemons                 14,800       49,000                         63,800
 Tangelos                                       9,100                9,100
 Tangerines           3/ 5,200     3/ 9,200    21,700               21,706
 Temples                                        4,200                4,200
 Total Citrus           27,300      262,700   718,100   27,100   1,035,200
 1/ Includes small quantities of tangerines.
 2/ Includes seedy grapefruit.
 3/ Includes tangelos and tangors.

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                          Boxes of Fruit Per Tree

  The Florida Agricultural Statistics Service conducts objective surveys to
determine fruit per tree, average sizes, and droppage between August and
maturity. These data are used to estimate production per tree for each of
four types of citrus fruit, as shown in the following tables.
  The estimates of production per tree are based on official end-of-season
production estimates and the number of bearing trees indicated by the
citrus tree inventory surveys. The averages of boxes per tree for age
groupsshown are calculated from estimates of fruit per tree in August, size
at maturity, and drop between August and maturity.
  Additionally, the boxes are subdivided by production areas. Estimated
boxes by types and age groups are weighted averages of the indicated
seasons. Small sample sizes in some age/area cells and rounding may
contribute to inconsistent averages.

    Florida Citrus: Estimated boxes of fruit per tree by age groups and
                             production areas,
                          1998-99 through 2002-03

                                      Age of trees               Average,
 Fruit type                                                      weighted
    and         Area                             14 -  24 years     by
  season                   3 - 5  6 - 8  9 - 13   23     and      bearing
                           years  years  years  years   older     trees
                                     - - - Boxes per tree - - -
 Early, Midseason, and Navel Oranges:
            State             0.8    1.9    2.9    3.8      4.2       2.79
   1998-99
              Indian
            River             0.4    1.4    2.1    2.5      2.7       2.05
              Northern &
            Central           1.1    2.0    2.6    4.8      4.6       2.78
              Western         0.8    2.2    3.4    4.2      4.9       3.48
              Southern        0.6    1.8    2.8    3.3      3.6       2.48
            State             0.9    2.1    3.4    4.7      5.2       3.45
   1999-00
              Indian
            River             0.5    1.9    2.1    2.4      3.0       2.22
              Northern &
            Central           1.0    2.3    3.9    5.3      7.4       3.90
              Western         0.7    1.9    3.9    5.4      5.6       4.15
              Southern        1.1    2.0    2.7    4.3      4.0       2.82
            State             1.0    2.0    3.2    4.2      4.6       3.33
   2000-01
              Indian
            River             0.8    1.3    1.8    2.5      2.8       2.08
              Northern &
            Central           1.4    2.4    3.2    5.0      5.0       3.56
              Western         0.8    1.7    3.3    4.2      5.4       3.71
              Southern        0.9    2.0    3.3    4.2      4.4       3.23
            State             1.4    1.8    3.0    4.2      5.2       3.50
   2001-02
              Indian
            River             0.8    1.4    1.8    3.0      3.5       2.44
              Northern &
            Central           0.9    2.2    3.4    4.9      6.5       3.95
              Western         2.2    1.7    3.2    4.7      5.6       4.10
              Southern        1.2    1.6    2.8    3.3      4.2       2.82
            State             0.7    1.8    2.7    3.8      4.3       3.08
   2002-03
              Indian
            River             0.5    1.3    1.8    2.2      2.5       1.92
              Northern &
            Central           0.7    2.1    3.1    4.2      5.8       3.57
              Western         0.6    1.4    2.5    4.0      4.6       3.31
              Southern        0.8    2.0    2.6    3.5      3.4       2.74
            State            0.92   1.96   3.04   4.09     4.70       3.23
 Average
              Indian
            River            0.59   1.50   1.94   2.51     2.90       2.14
              Northern &
            Central          1.03   2.19   3.28   4.77     5.86       3.54
              Western        1.00   1.90   3.30   4.47     5.22       3.75
              Southern       0.90   1.89   2.86   3.66     3.95       2.82

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    Florida Citrus: Estimated boxes of fruit per tree by age groups and
                             production areas,
                          1998-99 through 2002-03

                                      Age of trees               Average,
 Fruit type                                                      weighted
    and         Area                             14 -  24 years     by
  season                   3 - 5  6 - 8  9 - 13   23     and      bearing
                           years  years  years  years   older     trees
                                     - - - Boxes per tree - - -
 Late (Valencia) Oranges:
            State             0.8    1.5    1.9    2.2      3.2       1.87
   1998-99
              Indian
            River             0.8    0.7    1.4    1.8      1.6       1.29
              Northern &
            Central           0.7    1.7    2.0    2.8      4.4       2.24
              Western         1.3    2.3    2.5    1.9      3.2       2.43
              Southern        0.6    1.3    1.7    1.9      3.5       1.58
            State             0.9    1.7    2.4    3.1      4.5       2.48
   1999-00
              Indian
            River             0.5    1.7    2.1    2.2      2.9       2.08
              Northern &
            Central           0.5    1.6    2.6    4.1      6.2       2.87
              Western         1.6    1.6    3.1    3.8      4.6       3.06
              Southern        1.1    1.7    2.2    2.4      3.8       2.11
            State             0.9    1.7    2.3    2.7      3.7       2.32
   2000-01
              Indian
            River             0.5    1.1    1.8    1.8      2.3       1.68
              Northern &
            Central           1.1    1.8    2.4    2.8      4.8       2.58
              Western         1.2    2.6    2.6    3.9      3.3       2.73
              Southern        0.7    1.6    2.2    2.7      4.0       2.18
            State             0.9    1.7    2.4    2.8      4.5       2.49
   2001-02
              Indian
            River             0.5    1.4    1.5    2.3      2.8       1.80
              Northern &
            Central           0.9    1.5    2.6    3.6      5.5       2.90
              Western         0.8    2.6    3.2    3.3      4.7       3.04
              Southern        1.1    1.5    2.1    2.4      4.4       2.16
            State             1.0    1.6    1.9    2.6      4.0       2.18
   2002-03
              Indian
            River             0.8    0.9    1.6    1.7      2.0       1.55
              Northern &
            Central           1.2    1.6    2.0    3.3      5.4       2.64
              Western         1.3    2.4    2.3    2.7      4.1       2.52
              Southern        0.8    1.4    1.7    2.4      3.3       1.89
            State            0.91   1.62   2.17   2.69     3.97       2.27
 Average
              Indian
            River            0.66   1.16   1.69   1.96     2.31       1.68
              Northern &
            Central          0.88   1.64   2.33   3.34     5.27       2.65
              Western        1.18   2.23   2.73   3.09     3.96       2.76
              Southern       0.85   1.50   2.00   2.38     3.81       1.99

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    Florida Citrus: Estimated boxes of fruit per tree by age groups and
                             production areas,
                          1998-99 through 2002-03
                                       Age of trees
                                                                 Average,
  Fruit type                                              24     weighted
     and          Area                     9 -   14 -    years      by
   season                   3 - 5  6 - 8   13     23      and     bearing
                            years  years  years years   older     trees
                                      - - - Boxes per tree - - -
 White Grapefruit:
              State            1.5    3.1   4.2     4.8     5.0       4.05
   1998-99
                Indian
              River            1.3    3.3   4.2     4.1     4.9       4.01
                Northern &
              Central          3.1    2.2   4.8     9.5     8.1       5.23
                Western        1.6    7.1   4.7     1.6     5.5       4.41
                Southern       1.6    2.4   3.7     4.8     4.2       3.40
              State            1.3    3.1   4.6     5.2     6.3       4.82
   1999-00
                Indian
              River            1.4    2.9   4.1     4.7     5.9       4.50
                Northern &
              Central          0.2    2.5   5.0     7.9    12.3       6.44
                Western        1.5    4.4   2.4     4.7     5.4       4.00
                Southern       1.4    3.9   7.0     4.9     6.3       5.56
              State            2.2    2.9   3.8     7.1     5.4       4.39
   2000-01 1/
                Indian
              River            2.1    2.7   3.6     7.7     5.2       4.23
                Northern &
              Central          0.9    3.3   4.8     8.5     9.4       6.15
                Western        4.8    3.1   2.5     4.6     5.6       4.59
                Southern       0.4    3.1   3.9     2.7     4.4       3.78
              State            1.3    3.3   3.6     7.0     5.8       4.56
   2001-02 1/
                Indian
              River            1.2    3.1   3.4     5.2     5.5       4.15
                Northern &
              Central          1.3    3.1   4.2    11.8    10.5       7.31
                Western        4.0    3.1   0.6     3.0     5.0       3.73
                Southern       1.5    4.4   4.2     6.1     5.1       4.63
              State            1.9    3.0   3.2     4.8     5.3       4.11
   2002-03 1/
                Indian
              River            1.3    2.4   3.2     3.7     4.8       3.64
                Northern &
              Central          6.3    6.0   3.5     5.9    10.2       6.50
                Western        4.0    5.7   3.3     6.2     4.8       4.90
                Southern       8.4    6.4   3.1     6.2     4.6       4.20
              State           1.60   3.07  3.78    5.69    5.58       4.39
 Average
                Indian
              River           1.48   2.96  3.61    4.93    5.25       4.12
                Northern &
              Central         2.37   2.84  4.40    8.40   10.10       6.35
                Western       2.55   4.55  2.59    4.25    5.25       4.34
                Southern      1.64   3.39  4.25    5.17    4.91       4.31
 1/ Includes seedy grapefruit.

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    Florida Citrus: Estimated boxes of fruit per tree by age groups and
                             production areas,
                          1998-99 through 2002-03
                                        Age of trees
                                                                 Average,
  Fruit type                                              24     weighted
     and           Area                          14 -    years      by
    season                   3 - 5 6 - 8 9 - 13   23      and     bearing
                             years years years  years    older     trees
                                       - - - Boxes per tree - - -
 Colored Grapefruit:
              State            1.7   3.2    3.5    4.7      4.8       3.68
   1998-99
                Indian River   0.9   3.2    3.3    4.6      4.6       3.60
                Northern &
              Central          1.6   3.7    4.2    5.6      7.0       4.07
                Western        2.0   2.3    6.8    1.4      5.3       4.31
                Southern       4.7   3.0    3.2    6.5      5.4       3.67
              State            1.4   2.9    4.2    5.3      5.7       4.17
   1999-00
                Indian River   1.4   2.3    3.5    4.9      5.4       3.92
                Northern &
              Central          1.0   3.4    6.0   13.2     10.0       5.98
                Western        3.6   2.2    6.1    1.3      5.7       4.40
                Southern       1.0   3.5    4.9    5.9      5.9       4.22
              State            1.7   3.1    3.4    4.4      4.6       3.71
   2000-01 1/
                Indian River   1.4   2.1    3.2    4.3      4.5       3.52
                Northern &
              Central          4.6   2.9    4.2    6.6      6.9       4.43
                Western        0.8   0.7    3.9    0.5      4.5       2.50
                Southern       2.4   5.6    3.5    4.6      5.1       4.25
              State            2.0   2.3    3.9    4.7      5.2       4.13
   2001-02
                Indian River   2.1   1.9    3.6    4.8      5.2       4.06
                Northern &
              Central          1.7   3.6    4.8    7.2      6.5       5.14
                Western        0.8   2.4    3.9    0.6      5.4       3.11
                Southern       1.7   3.4    4.3    3.6      5.2       4.07
              State            1.6   1.8    3.0    4.0      4.8       3.54
   2002-03
                Indian River   1.0   1.7    2.4    3.3      4.3       3.09
                Northern &
              Central          1.3   1.1    3.1    8.2      9.8       5.19
                Western        4.8   1.4    3.6    5.8      9.3       4.76
                Southern       2.4   4.0    4.4    4.2      6.4       4.32
              State           1.64  2.90   3.62   4.61     5.01       3.85
 Average
                Indian River  1.24  2.44   3.19   4.38     4.79       3.65
                Northern &
              Central         1.84  3.35   4.41   8.07     8.06       4.96
                Western       2.18  1.77   4.86   2.55     5.93       3.81
                Southern      2.97  3.67   4.06   4.90     5.54       4.08
 1/ Excludes 2.0 million boxes of economic abandonment.

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        U. S. Citrus:   Fresh exports to selected countries, principal types, and months,
                                       crop year 2002-03
      Country        Oct   Nov   Dec   Jan   Feb   Mar   Apr   May   Jun   Jul   Aug  Sep Total
                                                   1,000 cartons
 Oranges 1/
 Canada               194   549   811 1,234 1,386 1,556 1,242 1,166   691   292   197 225  9,543
 Republic of Korea     10   135   741   518 1,303 2,114 1,066   512   220   114    93  29  6,855
 Japan                 29   194   221   411   412   799   963   816   762   189    15   3  4,814
 Hong Kong             88    43   263   338   178   319   785   815   543   249   269 110  4,000
 Peoples Republic      21    16   184   286   149   168   271   212   135   132   121 107  1,802
 of China
 Malaysia               9    17    74   122   161   186   281   242   212   133    40  34  1,511
 Mexico                63    88    95   131    92    88   101    95   117   145   202 173  1,390
 Singapore              8    14    42    81    65   130   189   147    98   109    44  42    969
 Taiwan                 4     3     4     7     8    76   177   181     5    40    35  14    554
 Australia 2/           1    39   107   109    83    41     5    --    --    --    --  --    385
 New Zealand 2/        --     7    49    42    74   119    29     3    --     1    --   1    325
 Philippines            2     9    10    11     8    17    43    71    13    22     5  --    211
 Indonesia              3     6     6     6     4     4    18    15     4     1     2   2     71
 Bangladesh            --    --    --    --    --     3    10    10    23     4    --  --     50
 United Kingdom        19     7     4     1    --     1     2    --     1     2     2  --     39
 Others                 9     1    18    16    12    24    58    17    16    10     1   3    185
 Total                460 1,128 2,629 3,313 3,935 5,645 5,240 4,302 2,840 1,443 1,026 743 32,704
 Grapefruit
 Japan                644 1,061   857 1,094 2,482 2,479   592   368   114   139    16  32  9,878
 Canada               251   288   283   384   289   313   224   186    91    50    42  65  2,466
 France 2/            254   360   179   423   317   210    38    --    --    --    --   8  1,789
 Netherlands          217   237    88   297   295   176    52    --    --    --    --   6  1,368
 Germany 2/            59   161    67   130   114    71     6    --    --    --    --   1    609
 Belgium-Luxembourg    53    85    44   126   132    72    37    --    --    --    --  --    549
 2/
 United Kingdom        78    94    55   115    88    57    25    --    --    --    --   1    513
 Taiwan                 4     2     8    18    69   131   135    34     6     4     7  --    418
 Republic of Korea      8    20    22     4    68   144    56    30     2     7     9  --    370
 Malaysia              --     1    --     7    16    20    32    33    28    26    18   5    186
 Hong Kong              8    10     6    19     9    21    57    24     2     7     4   7    174
 New Zealand 2/         1    14    17    38    34    42    11    12     2     1     1  --    173
 Sweden                16    22     6    37    31    17    10    --    --    --    --  --    139
 Switzerland 2/        16    18    45    16    24    11     1    --    --    --    --  --    131
 Australia 2/           1    13    24    38    18     3    --    --    --    --    --  --     97
 Singapore             --     4    --     6     6    12    15    22    17     5     1  --     88
 Others                33    55    41    74    59    48    28    29    12     8     5   2    394
 Total              1,643 2,445 1,742 2,826 4,051 3,827 1,319   738   274   247   103 127 19,342
 Tangerines
 Canada                19    86    76   139    81    92    71    25    --     1    --   1    591
 Japan                 --    --     1     2    23   109    35    10     1    --    --  --    181
 Netherlands           --    --    --     2    15    17    13     3    --    --    --  --     50
 Republic of Korea     --    --    --    --     1     7     4    --     1    --    --  --     13
 Australia 2/          --     1     6     1     1     1    --    --    --    --    --  --     10
 New Zealand 2/        --    --     2     1     3     1    --    --    --    --    --  --      7
 Mexico                --    --     2    --    --     5    --    --    --    --    --  --      7
 Others                --     2     3     2     1     4     1    --    --    --    --  --     13
 Total                 19    89    90   147   125   236   124    38     2     1    --   1    872
 1/ Includes Temples.
 2/ Denotes a country that is a summarization of its component countries.

 Source: See Page 47 Data Sources, Item 5.

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    Florida Citrus: Certified citrus exports by weeks, crop year 2002-03

  Week     Oranges       Grapefruit                        Tan-     Total
 ended    Navel Other  White Colored  Temples  Tangelos  gerines  exports

                                   1,000 cartons
 Sep  8      --     --     1        2       --        --       --        3
      15     --     --     2        7       --        --        3       12
      22     --      3    15       34       --        --        3       55
      30      2      5    86      135       --        --        3      231
 Oct  6       1      5    49      239       --        --        3      297
      13      2     11    66      356       --        --        1      436
      20      2      9    78      389       --        --        5      483
      27      7     11    72      402       --        --        9      501
 Nov  3      10     13   172      485       --        --        8      688
      10     23      9   101      459       --        --       15      607
      17     29     15   142      415       --         1       16      618
      24     45     13   167      369       --         1       21      616
 Dec  1      57      9    79      289       --         2       19      455
      8      39      9   126      293       --         1       19      487
      15     20      8    71      240       --        --       12      351
      22     17      8    76      244       --        --        7      352
      29      6      8   208      354       --        --       10      586
 Jan  5       8      9    94      329       --        --       16      456
      12     15     16   115      434       --         3       26      609
      19     10     13   252      591        1         2       25      894
      26      9     12   227      679        2         1       22      952
 Feb  2      15      8   244      655        3        --       16      941
      9       9     11   238      711        2         1       14      986
      16      5     11   344      754        1        --       18    1,133
      23      3     12   317      824        3        --       17    1,176
 Mar  2      --     21   304      747        1        --       24    1,097
      9       1     20   306      784        2        --       17    1,130
      16     --     30   301      709        1        --       15    1,056
      23     --     38   185      511       --        --       20      754
      30     --     42   182      489       --        --       20      733
 Apr  6      --     49   128      313       --        --       19      509
      13      1     54    58      115       --        --       21      249
      20      1     47    16       51       --        --       14      129
      27     --     38     2       37       --        --        4       81
 May  4      --     41    --       11       --        --       10       62
      11     --     18    16       10       --        --       10       54
      18      1     17     4        3       --        --        8       33
      25     --     16    --       --       --        --        1       17
 Jun  1      --     13    --       --       --        --       --       13
      8      --     14     4       --       --        --       --       18
      15     --      1     1        6       --        --       --        8
      22     --      2    --        6       --        --       --        8
      30     --     --    --       --       --        --       --       --
 Jul
 total       --      1     1        3       --        --       --        5
 Total      338    690 4,850   13,484       16        12      491   19,881
 SOURCE: See Page 47 Data Sources, Item 6.

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                    Florida Citrus: Certified citrus exports,
                        crop years 1993-94 through 2002-03
               Oranges              Grapefruit         Specialty fruit 1/
  Crop                                                                      Grand
  year   Commer- Govern- Total Commer- Govern- Total  Commer- Govern- Total Total
          cial    ment          cial    ment           cial    ment
                                       1,000 cartons
 1993-94   1,591      -- 1,591  23,568       4 23,572     493      --   493 25,656
 1994-95   2,080       1 2,081  22,835      14 22,849     448       1   449 25,379
 1995-96   1,781       1 1,782  25,304      -- 25,304     534      --   534 27,620
 1996-97   1,737      -- 1,737  25,585      -- 25,585     525      --   525 27,847
 1997-98   1,441      -- 1,441  21,853      -- 21,853     493      --   493 23,787
 1998-99   2,064      -- 2,064  22,126      -- 22,126     527      --   527 24,717
 1999-00   1,228      -- 1,228  20,728      -- 20,728     580      --   580 22,536
 2000-01   1,495      -- 1,495  20,248      -- 20,248     540      --   540 22,283
 2001-02   1,166      -- 1,166  20,680      -- 20,680     503      --   503 22,349
 2002-03   1,028      -- 1,028  18,334      -- 18,334     519      --   519 19,881
 1/ Includes Temples, tangelos, and tangerines.

 SOURCE: See Page 47, Data Sources, Item 6.

                        Florida Citrus: Fresh exports,
                         crop years 2001-02 and 2002-03
                  Grapefruit      Oranges 1/      Tangerines        Total
  Destination
                2001-02 2002-03 2001-02 2002-03 2001-02 2002-03 2001-02 2002-03
                                         1,000 cartons
 Japan           11,226  10,150       4       3       9       6  11,239  10,159
 Canada           2,183   1,619   1,047     807     388     376   3,618   2,802
 France           2,166   2,070      --      --      --      --   2,166   2,070
 Holland          1,164   1,675      10      20      --      --   1,174   1,695
 Belgium          1,286   1,106      33       4      --      --   1,319   1,110
 England            733     547      --      --      --      --     733     547
 Taiwan             534     189      93     211       5      --     632     400
 Germany            385     383      --      --      --      --     385     383
 Sweden              81     146      --      --      --      --      81     146
 Puerto Rico          4       5      11       7      63     105      78     117
 United Kingdom     106     107      --      --      --      --     106     107
 South Korea         58      76      --      --      --      --      58      76
 Finland             81      74      --      --      --      --      81      74
 Netherlands        497      64      --      --      --      --     497      64
 Denmark             41      45      --      --      --      --      41      45
 Hong Kong           50      24       2       4      --      --      52      28
 China               25      27      --      --      --      --      25      27
 Singapore           28       9      --      --      --      --      28       9
 Norway               9       9      --      --      --      --       9       9
 Bermuda              2       3      --      --       4       4       6       7
 Poland               6       3      --      --      --      --       6       3
 Philippines          8       2      --      --      --      --       8       2
 Malaysia             2       1      --      --      --      --       2       1
 Saudi Arabia         3      --      --      --      --      --       3      --
 Northern
 Ireland              1      --      --      --      --      --       1      --
 Thailand             1      --      --      --      --      --       1      --
 Total           20,680  18,334   1,200   1,056     469     491  22,349  19,881
 1/ Includes Temples and tangelos.

 SOURCE: See Page 47, Data Sources, Item 6.

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 Florida Citrus: Boxes of fruit processed by weeks, crop years 2001-02 and
                                 2002-03 1/

 Week ended       Oranges            Grapefruit             Temples
  2002-03   2001-02    2002-03   2001-02    2002-03   2001-02    2002-03

                                      1,000 boxes
 Sep     1          4         --        --          9        --         --
         8         --         --        --          7        --         --
        15         --          2        --          1        --         --
        22          2         13         5         19        --         --
        30          5         28        41         54        --         --
 Oct     6         20         53        54         66        --         --
        13         57         91       132         71        --         --
        20        108         78       199        173        --         --
        27        236        246       138        226        --         --
 Nov     3        924      1,095       133        244         1         --
        10      3,458      2,902       249        246        --         --
        17      6,852      4,823       308        260        --         --
        24      6,198      7,083       209        255        --         --
 Dec     1      7,734      6,011       385        250         1         --
         8      8,461      7,526       377        481        --         --
        15      8,248      7,714       470        388        --         --
        22      7,360      8,600       489        393        --          1
        29      6,307      5,602       450        500        --          3
 Jan     5      7,247      8,089       375        497         5         12
        12      8,946      7,678       464        516        29         18
        19      7,367      7,676       655        805        30         32
        26      8,091      7,768       556      1,019        47         85
 Feb     2      6,568      7,257       907        877        72        101
         9      8,748      6,293     1,181      1,183       110        152
        16      7,008      5,271     1,186      1,198       116        149
        23      5,148      3,275     1,590      1,312       219        121
 Mar     2      5,313      2,811     1,745      1,467       173         87
         9      4,871      3,015     2,400      1,936       115        107
        16      4,822      4,388     2,200      1,768        73         56
        23      7,158      6,323     2,147      1,461        53         18
        30      6,810      6,623     1,691      1,353        19         17
 Apr     6      7,634      6,786     1,658      1,316        17         12
        13      7,564      7,303     1,434        794        14         10
        20      8,049      6,853     1,290        618        21          4
        27      7,778      7,172     1,213        623         7          7
 May     4      7,078      6,888     1,084        281         5          2
        11      7,433      6,853       674        175         3         --
        18      7,263      5,813       487         75         1         --
        25      6,553      5,152       258         41        --         --
 Jun     1      5,295      3,843       233         30        --          1
         8      4,920      4,230       123         22        --         --
        15      3,250      2,477        21          8        --         --
        22      2,319      1,042        --          5        --         --
        30        972        213        34         32        --         --
 Jul     6         55          4        12          1         1         --
        13         15         36         8          5        --         --
        20         --         26         1          5        --         --
        27         --         13        --          3        --         --
        31         75         43        18         21        --         --
 Remainder        295        269        22         --        --         --
 Total        220,619    193,350    29,306     23,090     1,132        995
 1/ 2002-03 Preliminary.

 SOURCE: See Page 47, Data Sources, Item 6.

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    Florida Citrus: Boxes of fruit processed by weeks, crop years 2001-02 and
                                   2002-03 1/

   Week                                             Honey
   ended      Tangelos     Early Tangerines      Tangerines     K-Early Citrus
 2002-03   2001-02 2002-03 2001-022/ 2002-033/ 2001-02 2002-03 2001-02 2002-034/

                                        1,000 boxes
 Sep    1       14      --         4        --      --      --      --        --
        8       --      --        --        --      --      --      --        --
       15       --      --        --         5      --      --      --        --
       22       --      --        --         8      --      --      --        --
       30       --      --         4        31      --      --      --        --
 Oct    6       --       1        26        25      --      --      --        --
       13       --       3        38        23      --      --       1        --
       20       --      --        43        40      --      --       8        --
       27        2       1        52        53      --      --       8        --
 Nov    3        2      23        90        67      --      --      --        --
       10        9      27       122        86      --      --      --        --
       17       38      36       133        87      --      --      --        --
       24       40      62        94        91      --      --      --        --
 Dec    1       64      65       114        81      --      --      --        --
        8      104     106       193        76      --       1      --        --
       15       90     129       141        82      --      --       1        --
       22       88     199       135        86       3      17      --        --
       29       59     126        77        17       1      21      --        --
 Jan    5      103     198        71        15       8      31      --        --
       12      145     238        73         4      36      40      --        --
       19      147     211        42         4      58      31       4        --
       26      134     163        28         1      57      36       2        --
 Feb    2      125      78        31         2      72      36      --        --
        9      109      31        16         1      59      24      --        --
       16       82      31        12         3      53      31      --        --
       23       58       6        10         1      74      39      --        --
 Mar    2       25       5         6         1      51      53      --        --
        9       14       1         5        --      62      47      --        --
       16        2       1        --        --      68      46      --        --
       23       --      --        --        --      76      43      --        --
       30       --       1        --        --      57      32      --        --
 Apr    6       --      --        --        --      48      32      --        --
       13       --      --        --        --      30      37      --        --
       20       --      --        --        --       7      37      --        --
       27       --      --        --        --       5      27      --        --
 May    4       --      --        --        --       1      23      --        --
       11       --      --        --        --      --       9      --        --
       18       --      --        --        --      --       3      --        --
       25       --      --        --        --      --      --      --        --
 Jun    1       --      --        --        --      --      --      --        --
        8       --      --        --        --      --      --      --        --
       15       --      --        --        --      --      --      --        --
       22       --      --        --        --      --      --      --        --
       30       --      --        --        --      --      --      --        --
 Jul    6       --      --        --        --      --      --      --        --
       13       --      --        --        --      --      --      --        --
       20       --      --        --        --      --      --      --        --
       27       --      --        --        --      --      --      --        --
       31       --      --        --        --      --      --      --        --
 Remainder      --      --        --        --      --      --      --        --
 Total       1,454   1,742     1,560       890     826     696      24        --
 1/ 2002-03 Preliminary.             3/ Fallglo and Sunburst varieties.
 2/ Robinson, Fallglo, Sunburst, and 4/ K-Early Citrus Fruit recording
 Dancy varieties.                    discontinued.

 SOURCE: See page 47, Data Sources, Item 6.

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     Florida Citrus: Distribution of recorded utilization, by types, by
                                  months,
                     crop years 1998-99 through 2002-03
  Crop
  year   Sep  Oct  Nov  Dec  Jan  Feb  Mar  Apr  May  Jun  Jul  Aug Total
                                      Percent
 Fresh Orange Shipments
 1998-99   --    9   15   21    8    8   10   14   10    5   --  --    100
 1999-00   --   --   26   23    9    8   10    9    8    7   --  --    100
 2000-01   --   11   15   22   10    9    9    8    9    7   --  --    100
 2001-02   --    6   23   22   12    5   11    8    8    5   --  --    100
 2002-03   --   15   17   21   12    8    7    9    7    4   --  --    100
 Processed Orange Usage
 1998-99   --   --    8   17   20   17   12   15   11   --   --  --    100
 1999-00   --   --    6   15   15   16   12   13   14    9   --  --    100
 2000-01   --   --    9   15   18   13    8   14   15    8   --  --    100
 2001-02   --   --   11   14   16   11   13   15   14    6   --  --    100
 2002-03   --   --   12   17   19    9   10   16   13    4   --  --    100
 Fresh Grapefruit Shipments
 1998-99   --   12   11   12   16   18   19   12   --   --   --  --    100
 1999-00   --    8   12   14   14   19   17    9    7   --   --  --    100
 2000-01   --    9   12   13   14   17   21   10    4   --   --  --    100
 2001-02   --    8   12   12   14   16   19   13    6   --   --  --    100
 2002-03   --   14   13   13   17   20   16    7   --   --   --  --    100
 Processed Grapefruit Usage
 1998-99   --    3    4    7   11   23   32   17    3   --   --  --    100
 1999-00   --   --    5    5    9   16   28   20   17   --   --  --    100
 2000-01   --   --    4    6   10   17   29   21   13   --   --  --    100
 2001-02   --   --    6    6    9   19   31   20    9   --   --  --    100
 2002-03   --    4    5    8   15   22   28   15    3   --   --  --    100
 Fresh Tangerine Shipments
 1998-99   --   12   19   23   14   11   14    7   --   --   --  --    100
 1999-00   --   12   19   23   11   10   12    9    4   --   --  --    100
 2000-01   --   15   23   23   14    8   10    7   --   --   --  --    100
 2001-02   --   16   20   24   16    9   11    4   --   --   --  --    100
 2002-03   --   20   21   13   15    9   10    9    3   --   --  --    100
 Fresh Tangelo Shipments
 1998-99   --   --   17   58   21    4   --   --   --   --   --  --    100
 1999-00   --   --   23   56   21   --   --   --   --   --   --  --    100
 2000-01   --   --   24   48   24    4   --   --   --   --   --  --    100
 2001-02   --   --   26   49   21    4   --   --   --   --   --  --    100
 2002-03   --   --   25   58   17   --   --   --   --   --   --  --    100
 Fresh Temple Shipments
 1998-99   --   --   --   --   47   39   14   --   --   --   --  --    100
 1999-00   --   --   --   --   45   43   12   --   --   --   --  --    100
 2000-01   --   --   --   --   49   36   15   --   --   --   --  --    100
 2001-02   --   --   --   --   48   40   12   --   --   --   --  --    100
 2002-03   --   --   --   --   55   35   10   --   --   --   --  --    100
 Fresh Lime Shipments 1/
 1998-99   12    9    6    5    4    4    5    5    8   12   14  16    100
 1999-00   11    7    3    4    2    1    1    7   12   13   18  21    100
 2000-01                           Not Available
 2001-02                           Not Available
 2002-03                           Not Available
 1/ Crop year for limes begins in April of bloom year and ends in March of
 the following year.

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    Citrus: Per capita consumption, United States, 1993-94 through 2002-03 1/
                             Fresh fruit                           Juices
    Crop    Oranges
   Year        &    Grape- Tangerines Lemons Limes Total 2/ Orange Other Total 2/
            Temples fruit  & tangelos
                                                               Gallons, single
                                Pounds                            strength
 1993-94      12.94   6.07       2.09   2.66  0.98    24.74   4.59  0.81     5.40
 1994-95      11.83   6.00       1.99   2.84  1.20    23.86   4.56  0.73     5.29
 1995-96      12.58   5.85       2.15   2.86  1.16    24.60   5.30  0.72     6.02
 1996-97      13.91   6.18       2.52   2.76  1.17    26.54   5.16  0.73     5.89
 1997-98      14.61   5.94       2.17   2.46  1.43    26.61   5.82  0.74     6.56
 1998-99       8.38   5.75       2.21   2.61  1.36    20.31   5.68  0.71    6.38
 1999-00      11.74   5.11       2.84   2.44  1.29    23.42   5.65  0.69    6.35
 2000-01      11.88   4.82       2.95   2.96  1.50    24.11   5.08  0.76     5.84
 2001-02 3/   10.63   4.82       2.98   3.33  1.10    22.85   5.21  0.61     5.81
 2002-03 4/      NA     NA         NA     NA    NA       NA   4.83  0.51     5.34
 1/ For oranges, Temples, tangerines,    2/ Some figures may not add due to
 and tangelos, years begin in November,  rounding.
 grapefruit in September, and lemons in  3/ Preliminary for fresh fruit.
 August of first year shown. Lime year   4/ Preliminary.
 begins in April of second year shown.
 SOURCE: See Page 47, Data Sources, Item 9.

      Per Capita Consumption of Fresh Fruit and Selected Fruit Juices

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         Citrus Fruit: Production, by selected countries, principal
                                   types,
                   crop years 1998-99 through 2002-03 1/
                                       Crop years 2/
            Country
                         1998-99   1999-00 2000-01 2001-02  2002-03
                                    1,000 metric tons 3/
        Oranges
        Brazil              18,360  17,136  14,729  18,360   14,974
        United States 4/     8,989  11,875  11,140  11,290   10,527
        China, Peoples       2,577   3,236   2,635   3,598    3,600
        Republic of
        Mexico               2,903   3,385   3,885   4,020    3,000
        Spain                2,442   2,828   2,688   2,822    2,867
        Egypt                1,442   1,637   1,610   1,696    1,734
        Italy                1,422   1,750   1,800   1,724    1,663
        South Africa,        1,048   1,119   1,119   1,263    1,266
        Republic of 5/
        Turkey                 970   1,100   1,070   1,250    1,250
        Greece                 795   1,040     976   1,076    1,176
        Morocco                900     845     693     720      800
        Argentina              660     789     913     780      725
        Australia              515     624     437     633      410
        Cuba                   450     440     450     340      375
        Israel                 268     327     218     160      143
        Gaza Strip 5/          105     105     105     105      105
        Cyprus                 208     134     102      93       92
        Japan                   21      21      19      18       17
          Total world       44,075  48,391  44,589  49,948   44,724
        Grapefruit
        United States        2,280   2,507   2,234   2,199    1,871
        Mexico                 165     240     320     297      310
        South Africa,          171     186     288     380      280
        Republic of
        Israel                 328     324     286     251      255
        Cuba                   300     310     310     175      200
        Argentina              178     189     177     170      185
        Turkey                 100     140     135     135      125
        Cyprus                  52      36      38      38       38
        Italy                    6      12      20      30       30
        Gaza Strip              10      10      10      10       10
          Total world        3,590   3,954   3,818   3,685    3,304
        Tangerines
        China, Peoples       5,068   6,472   4,831   6,268    6,545
        Republic of
        Spain                1,760   2,070   1,780   1,655    1,952
        Japan 6/             1,471   1,704   1,398   1,527    1,332
        Korea, Republic        516     635     563     651      690
        of
        Turkey                 480     500     560     580      590
        Italy                  443     594     592     611      548
        Egypt                  423     478     481     493      504
        Morocco 7/             399     511     260     405      478
        United States 8/       401     505     425     469      433
        Argentina              346     438     501     416      380
        Greece                  80      85      86      75      100
        Israel                  82     120      80      83       71
        Cuba                     5       5       5       2        3
        Mexico                 260     250       0       0        0
          Total world       11,734  14,367  11,562  13,235   13,626
        Lemons
        Argentina            1,043   1,163   1,217   1,200    1,050
        United States          678     762     904     727      931
        Spain                  878     892     960   1,037      920
        Italy                  506     543     610     570      573
        Turkey                 390     520     460     510      525
        South Africa,           95     118     119     170      189
        Republic of
        Greece                 143     125     130     118      109
        Cyprus                  24      28      26      20       21
        Israel                  14      18      16      19       20
        Morocco                 20      20      20      20       20
        Gaza Strip               9       9       9       9        9
        Japan                    2       2       2       2        2
        Australia               30      30       0       0        0
        Mexico                  11       0       0       0        0
          Total world        3,843   4,230   4,473   4,402    4,369
        1/ 2002-03 forecast.               4/ Includes Temples.
        2/ Crop years refers to harvest    5/ lncludes tangerine
        and marketing period, which        production.
        usually begins in the fall and     6/ Mainly satsumas
        extends to the spring. This        (also called mandarin
        corresponds roughly to             or unshu mikan), but
        October-June in the Northern       also including mandarin
        Hemisphere and April-December in   hybrids.
        the Southern Hemisphere. For the   7/ Clementines only.
        Southern Hemisphere, harvest       8/ Includes tangelos,
        occurs almost entirely during the  which account for about
        second year shown. The harvest of  half of the combined
        lemons usually begins earlier and  tangerine and tangelo
        often extends throughout the year. production.

        3/ One metric ton is equivalent to
        2,204.6 pounds.

SOURCE: See Page 47, Data Sources, Item 5.

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                      U. S. Department of Agriculture
                  National Agricultural Statistics Service
                         1400 Independence Ave. SW
                           Washington, D.C. 20250
                               1-800-727-9540
                          http://www.usda.gov/nass

                         State Statistical Offices

 ALABAMA                     INDIANA                        NEBRASKA                         PENNSYLVANIA
 P.O. Box 240578             1135 Win Hentschel Blvd.,      P.O. Box 81069                   2301 N. Cameron St., Rm.
 Montgomery 36124-0578       West Lafayette 47906-4151      Lincoln 68501-1069               G-19
 334-279-3555                765-494-8371                   402-437-5541                     Harrisburg 17110-9405
 http://www.aces.edu/        http://www.nass.usda.gov/in    http://www.nass.usda.gov/ne      717-787-3904
 department/nass/                                                                            http://www.nass.usda.gov/pa
                             IOWA                           NEVADA
 ALASKA                      833 Federal Bldg.              P.O. Box 8880                    Puerto Rico
 P.O. Box 799                210 Walnut St.                 Reno 89507-8880                  P.O. Box 10163
 Palmer 99645-0799           Des Moines 50309-2195          775-784-5584                     Santurce 0098-1163
 907-745-4272                515-284-4340                   http://www.nass.usda.gov/nv      787-723-1190
 http://www.nass.usda.gov/ak http://www.nass.usda.gov/ia                                     http://www.nass.usda.gov./pr
                                                            NEW ENGLAND
 ARIZONA                     KANSAS                         (Connecticut, Maine,             SOUTH CAROLINA
 3003 N. Central Ave., Suite P.O. Box 3534                  Massachusetts, New Hampshire,    P.O. Box 1911
 950                         Topeka 66601-3534              Rhode Island, Vermont)           Columbia 29202
 Phoenix 85012-2994          785-233-2230                   P.O. Box 1444                    803-765-5333
 602-280-8850                http://www.nass.usda.gov/ks    Concord, NH 03302-1444           http://www.nass.usda.gov./sc
 http://www.nass.usda.gov/az                                603-224-9639
                             KENTUCKY                       http://www.nass.usda.gov/nh      SOUTH DAKOTA
 ARKANSAS                    P.O. Box 1120                                                   P.O. Box 5068
 P.O. Box 3197               Louisville 40201-1120          NEW JERSEY                       Sioux Falls 57117-5068
 Little Rock 72203-3197      502-582-5293                   P.O. Box 330                     605-330-4235
 501-296-9926                http://www.nass.usda.gov/ky    Trenton 08625-0330               http://www.nass.usda.gov/sd
 http://www.nass.usda.gov/ar                                609-292-6385
                             LOUISIANA                      http://www.nass.usda.gov/nj      TENNESSEE
 CALIFORNIA                  P.O. Box 65038                                                  P.O. Box 41505
 P.O. Box 1258               Baton Rouge 70896-5038         NEW MEXICO                       Nashville 37204-1505
 Sacramento 95812-1258       225-922-1362                   P.O. Box 1809                    615-781-5300
 916-498-5161                http://www.nass.usda.gov/la    Las Cruces 88004-1809            http://www.nass.usda.gov/tn
 http://www.nass.usda.gov/ca                                505-522-6023
                             MARYLAND                       http://www.nass.usda.gov/nm      TEXAS
 COLORADO                    50 Harry S. Truman Pkwy.                                        P.O. Box 70
 P.O. Box 150969             Suite 202                      NEW YORK                         Austin 78767-0070
 Lakewood 80215-0969         Annapolis 21401                Dept. of Agriculture & Markets   512-916-5581
 303-236-2300                410-841-5740                   1 Winners Circle                 http://www.io.com/~tass/
 http://www.nass.usda.gov/co http://www.nass.usda.gov/md    Albany 12235
                                                            518-457-5570                     UTAH
 DELAWARE                    MICHIGAN                       http://www.nass.usda.gov/ny      P.O. Box 25007
 2320 S. Dupont Hwy.         P.O. Box 20008                                                  Salt Lake City 84125-0007
 Dover 19901                 Lansing 48901-0608             NORTH CAROLINA                   801-524-5003
 302-739-4811                517-377-1831                   P.O. Box 27747                   http://www.nass.usda.gov/ut
 http://www.nass.usda.gov/de http://www.mda.state.mi.us/    Raleigh 27611
                             mass/index.html                919-856-4394                     VIRGINIA
 FLORIDA                                                    http://www.agr.state.nc.us/      P.O. Box 1659
 P.O. Box 530105             MINNESOTA                      stats/index.htm                  Richmond 23218-1659
 Orlando 32853-0105          P.O. Box 7068                                                   804-771-2493
 407-648-6013                St. Paul 55107-0068            NORTH DAKOTA                     http://www.nass.usda.gov/va
 http://www.nass.usda.gov/fl 651-296-2230                   P.O. Box 3166
                             http//www.nass.usda.gov/mn     Fargo 58108-3166                 WASHINGTON
 GEORGIA                                                    701-239-5306                     P.O. Box 609
 Stephens Federal            MISSISSIPPI                    http://www.nass.usda.gov/nd      Olympia 98507-0609
 Bldg.,Suite 320             P.O. Box 980                                                    360-902-1940
 Athens 30601                Jackson 39205-0980             OHIO                             http://www.nass.usda.gov/wa
 706-546-2236                601-965-4575                   P.O. Box 686
 http://www.nass.usda.gov/ga http://www.nass.usda.gov/ms    Reynoldsburg 43068-0686          WEST VIRGINIA
                                                            614-728-2100                     1900 Kanawha Blvd. E.
 HAWAII                      MISSOURI                       http://www.nass.usda.gov/oh      Charleston 25305-0170
 P.O. Box 22159              P.O. Box L                                                      304-345-5958
 Honolulu 96823-2159         Columbia 65205-5011            OKLAHOMA                         http://www.nass.usda.gov/wv
 808-973-2907                573-876-0950                   P.O. Box 528804
 http://www.nass.usda.gov/hi http://agebb.missouri.edu/mass Oklahoma City 73152-8804         WISCONSIN
                                                            405-522-6190                     P.O. Box 8934
 IDAHO                       MONTANA                        http://www.nass.usda.gov/ok      Madison 53708-8934
 P.O. Box 1699               301 S. Park Ave., Drawer 10033                                  608-224-4848
 Boise 83701-1699            Helena 59626-0033              OREGON                           http://www.nass.usda.gov/wi
 208-334-1507                406-441-1240                   1220 S.W. 3rd Ave., Rm. 1735
 http://www.nass.usda.gov/id http://www.nass.usda.gov/mt    Portland 97204                   WYOMING
                                                            503-326-2131                     P.O. Box 1148
 ILLINOIS                                                   http://www.oda.state.or.us/oass/ Cheyenne 82003-1148
 P.O. Box 19283                                             oass.html                        307-432-5600
 Springfield 62794-9283                                                                      http://www.nass.usda.gov/wy
 217-492-4295
 http://www.agr.state.il.us/
 agstats.htm

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                                DATA SOURCES

     All data in this summary are official statistics of United States
Department of Agriculture issued by the National Agricultural Statistics
Service, except when another source is shown.


 1.  Florida Department of http://www.floridajuice.com
     Citrus
     P.O. Box 148
     Lakeland, Florida     http://www.fred.ifas.ufl.edu/citrus
     33802-0148
     Economic and Market
     Research Home Page
 2.  Hume, H. Harold, The
     Cultivation of Citrus
     Fruits
     (New York: The
     Macmillan Co., 1926)
 3.  Florida Citrus        http://www.fcplanet.org
     Processors
     Association
     P.O. Box 780
     Winter Haven, Florida
     33882-0780
 4.  United States         http://www.usda.gov/nass
     Department of
     Agriculture
     National Agricultural
     Statistics Service
     1400 Independence
     Ave. SW
     Washington, D.C.
     20250
 5.  United States         http://www.fas.usda.gov
     Department of
     Agriculture
     Foreign Agricultural
     Service
     Washington, D.C.
     20250-1000
 6.  Florida Department of http://www.doacs.state.fl.us/fruits/index.html
     Agriculture and
     Consumer Services
     Division of Fruit and
     Vegetables
     P.O. Box 1072
     Winter Haven, Florida
     33882-1072
 7.  Citrus Administrative http://www.citrusadministrativecommittee.org
     Committee
     P.O. Box 24508
     Lakeland, Florida
     33802-4508
 8.  Florida Citrus Mutual http://www.fl-citrus-mutual.com
     P.O. Box 89
     Lakeland, Florida
     33802-0089
 9.  United States         http://www.ers.usda.gov
     Department of
     Agriculture
     Economic Research
     Service
     1800 M St. NW
     Washington, D.C.
     20036-5831
 10. Southeast Regional    http://www.dnr.state.sc.us/water/climate/sercc/
     Climate Center        climateinfo/historical/historical_fl.html
     2221 Devine St., Ste
     222
     Columbia, SC
     29205-2474

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                         Commercial Citrus Acreage
                                   2002

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                              Commercial Acres
                                    Polk 100,202
                                  Hendry  94,139
                               St. Lucie  92,490
                               Highlands  77,391
                                  DeSoto  70,365
                            Indian River  56,012
                                  Hardee  54,961
                                  Martin  42,208
                                 Collier  33,567
                            Hillsborough  23,734
                                 Manatee  21,922
                               Charlotte  20,493
                                    Lake  18,835
                                 Osceola  14,313
                              Okeechobee  12,035
                                     Lee  11,874
                                   Pasco  10,467
                                  Glades  10,384
                                 Brevard   8,293
                              Palm Beach   7,964
                                  Orange   6,884
                                Sarasota   2,182
                                 Volusia   1,448
                                Seminole   1,322
                                  Marion   1,208
                                Hernando   1,046
                           1/ Miami-Dade     388
                                  Putnam     199
                                  Citrus     147
                                Pinellas      38
                                 Alachua      21
                                 Broward       8

                                   Total 796,540
                           1/ Data as of October
                           2002

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