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    Just a month shy from picking season, the crop of navel organges managed by Verde Oro Farms has not yet turned. The U.S. Department of Agriculture hasn't tallied the production of orange and grapefruit in its totals for the state since the 2008-2009 growing season.

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    Not yet harvest time, navel oranges are still green at Verde Oro Farms in Mesa. Although the citrus market in Arizona has stabilized, grapefruit and orange production has been on the decline.

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    Don Shaw, owner of Verde Oro Farms, has grown citrus orchards in Arizona for nearly five decades. But citrus farming isn't was it used to be, he says.

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    Les Olver, right, pours a box of donated lemons into a collection bin at the Sundial Recreation Center Tuesday morning.

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    Les Olver, right, pours a box of donated lemons into a collection bin at the Sundial Recreation Center Tuesday morning.

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    Tom Watson, a three-year member of the Sun City Garden Club, holds out a pair of lemons gleaned from local trees.

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    Les Olver, right, pours a box of donated lemons into a collection bin at the Sundial Recreation Center Tuesday morning.

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    Tom Watson, a three-year member of the Sun City Garden Club, holds out a pair of lemons gleaned from local trees.

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    Tom Watson, a three-year member of the Sun City Garden Club, holds out a pair of lemons gleaned from local trees.

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    Jacob Griffith, 10, of El Mirage looks for a bad orange that was thrown into a fruit bin destined for the St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance Saturday.

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    Michael Griffith, 13, of El Mirage lifts the container so his brother, Jacob, can get out. The two were helping their father pick fruit from Sun City trees Saturday.

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    The Mesa Citrus Growers packing plant in Mesa is closing its doors.

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  • Citrus drive

    Ahwatukee Assembly of God volunteer Charlene Croft packs boxes of food for families in need. The local church will be accepting citrus donation on Saturday, Feb. 5 for their food pantry.

  • youtube Video: Citrus challenges

    Thursday, November 3, 2011 12:39 pm

    Urban growth has left citrus farmers with few options in regards to keeping their businesses alive. Now, a citrus killing pest is said to be equally threatening to crops in Arizona. A lack of focus on crop inspection at the border could be the cause of the increase in pests. Amanda Munoz reports.
  • article Volunteers glean citrus deposits

    Monday, January 24, 2011 9:50 am

    Carl Wunsch and his church group spent Saturday morning in Sun City picking oranges and grapefruits at two homes. They were volunteering for St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance “Super Citrus Saturday,” collecting citrus fruits from trees in neighborhoods to fill food boxes in Arizona and other states.

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  • Volunteers pick citrus

    Grapefruit picked by volunteers with the Gold Canyon United Methodist Church who picked the fruit for the East Valley United Food Bank in Mesa from trees in a Gilbert sub-division, Friday, Jan. 21, 2011.

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    Glenn Polzine dumps a bucket of grapefruit into a bin while volunteering with the Gold Canyon United Methodist Church picking citrus for the East Valley United Food Bank in Mesa from trees in a Gilbert sub-division, Friday, Jan. 21, 2011.

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    Marv Colson,right, helps pick grapefruit from a tree with a group of volunteers from the Gold Canyon United Methodist Church picks citrus for the East Valley United Food Bank in Mesa from trees in a Gilbert sub-division, Friday, Jan. 21, 2011

  • Volunteers pick citrus

    Volunteers Monte Bygd,left, and Glenn Polzine empty buckets of grapefruit into a bin while volunteering with the Gold Canyon United Methodist Church picking citrus for the East Valley United Food Bank in Mesa from trees in a Gilbert sub-division, Friday, Jan. 21, 2011.

  • Volunteers pick citrus

    Volunteers from the Gold Canyon United Methodist Church pick citrus for the East Valley United Food Bank in Mesa from trees in a Gilbert sub-division, Friday, Jan. 21, 2011

  • Volunteers pick citrus

    Marv Colson,right, uses a pole to help grab grapefruit from a tree with a group of volunteers from the Gold Canyon United Methodist Church picks citrus for the East Valley United Food Bank in Mesa from trees in a Gilbert sub-division, Friday, Jan. 21, 2011

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