This is an expensive, long term industry. They would not be making those investments if they didn't intend to be in it for the long haul.

Until we really know the effects of Wilma, we won't know if there even is a disease-free area. But if there is something to be saved, people want to do that.

Current grove designs are older and machines tend to be large. If you don't have enough space, you can't make that system function.

He's a very good businessman. He likes things done right. He's very fair-minded.

If you wait until it freezes before turning on irrigation, the water will freeze in the lines.

I know for a fact they couldn't fully fund all of the programs. They had to cut back in some areas. The more that's raised, the more that they can fund those programs. That's what it's all about - neighbors helping neighbors.