State and federal agencies have expanded California’s huanglongbing quarantined area after detections of the citrus disease.

The U.S. citrus industry continues to cope with citrus greening disease.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service is expanding the area quarantined for citrus greening in Texas,

Citrus greening disease or huanglongbing — HLB for short — has taken a toll on Florida’s citrus sales, but hope remains that the industry will survive and even thrive.

The California Department of Agriculture has declared a quarantine after detecting huanglongbing in a single citrus tree near Montclair, Calif., in San Bernardino County.

Texas citrus growers and researchers are taking action to avoid and prevent the spread of huanglongbing.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection is reminding observers of All Souls Day that some agricultural items used in holiday decorations are prohibited in the U.S. due to pest and plant diseases, including HLB.

The citrus industry in California’s Ventura County is going to the dogs.

The California Citrus Research Foundation and the University of California-Riverside are set to host a ribbon-cutting ceremony and press conference at a citrus research lab.

The Organic Center has a web seminar on citrus greening/huanglongbing and how to fight it while maintaining organic integrity.