Another decline is expected this season for Florida's citrus crop.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Monday revised its seasonal forecast downward by nearly 5 percent, to 103 million boxes.
Growers are battered by greening, a disease that weakens trees. Production has slid from 300 million boxes a decade ago.
Florida's citrus industry is second behind Brazil in oranges grown for juice. It supports 62,000 jobs, and its economic impact is estimated at 10 billion dollars.
