A lack of rain is spurring citrus plants to drop fruit at the highest rate in 43 years for non-Valencia oranges, which include early, mid-season, and navel varieties, according to the USDA. Photographer: Matt Stroshane/Bloomberg
A lack of rain is spurring citrus plants to drop fruit at the highest rate in 43 years for non-Valencia oranges, which include early, mid-season, and navel varieties, according to the USDA. Photographer: Matt Stroshane/Bloomberg
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