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I have been looking through classifieds trying to find a job hauling citrus in Florida, but no luck? Anybody know how to go about finding these companies?
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thats probably just seasonal . The harvest is over for citrus they harvest the oranges in late Feb early Mar depending where your at in the state
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There is one company in Florida that truckertwotimes drove for that hauls citrus products.

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I was hoping to find a company than ran other loads during the off seasons. I think Indian River Transport does. Maybe companies that specialize in other agriculture hauling too. Anything from livestock to produce.
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Evo, thats the company I was thinking of. Indian River transport does haul all over and since they have terminals here in FL and CA, the seasons last all year.

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Evo, I hauled citrus alot and can give you some info. One thing to remember is that the crop is alot smaller than it was in the 2003-2004 season due to the citrus canker that was spread throughout the citrus belt by the storms of 2004 and 2005. The program dictated all trees within in 1500' of an infected tree had to be pulled and burned and after the 'ho named wilma in Nov. 2005 was stopped due to canker being spread so much 23% of existing trees would have to be burned.Please send me a private e-mail and I'll explain more. I loved doing it, made decent money, and saw lots of neat stuff.
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Another company is called Oakley Transport in Florida, I beleive they may do local and regional.
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