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| Greetings! We are in the commercial citrus grove management, custom application, consulting and irrigation system installation business in Florida. Our headquarters are in Ft. Pierce, Florida, and we work throughout the state. We've been in business since 1986, and we provide a complete array of services for the commercial citrus business. We are committed to finding new ways for the Citrus Industry to evolve and meet the challenges of the future. Thanks for visiting our site. Please contact us for a discussion of ways that we can help you achieve higher profits in your citrus business.
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| Contact Info Arapaho Citrus Management, Inc. 13300 Okeechobee Road Ft. Pierce, FL 34945 Phone: 772-464-3391 FAX: 772-464-4170 Pete Spyke Cell: 772-216-5370 Pete Spyke Nextel: 158*17*23512 E-mail: pdspyke@arapahocitrus.com |
| Arapaho's Gift Fruit business, The Orange Shop, ships fruit we grow for your home use and gifts. |
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| A Bushel of Sunshine shipped to your door |
Pete and Cindy Spyke, owners of
Arapaho Citrus Management and
The Orange Shop, received the 2006
Conservationist of the Year Award by
the St. Lucie Soil and Water
Conservation District for their efforts
to develop environmentally-friendly
citrus growing practices, and better
urban development strategies.
Arapaho Citrus Management and
The Orange Shop, received the 2006
Conservationist of the Year Award by
the St. Lucie Soil and Water
Conservation District for their efforts
to develop environmentally-friendly
citrus growing practices, and better
urban development strategies.
| Arapaho's Field Manager Bobby Baumker on left, owner Pete Spyke on right |
"It is not the strongest of the species that survive,
nor the most intelligent, but the one most
responsive to change."
Charles Darwin
“There is nothing so difficult in human affairs than
to change the established order of things
because those who will be hurt by the change are
quite certain of their loss while those who
will benefit are uncertain of their gain.”
Machiavelli
Our Recent Citrus Industry Magazine Article
about Change:
Open Hydroponics and Advanced Production
Systems by Pete Spyke and Bill Castle
nor the most intelligent, but the one most
responsive to change."
Charles Darwin
“There is nothing so difficult in human affairs than
to change the established order of things
because those who will be hurt by the change are
quite certain of their loss while those who
will benefit are uncertain of their gain.”
Machiavelli
Our Recent Citrus Industry Magazine Article
about Change:
Open Hydroponics and Advanced Production
Systems by Pete Spyke and Bill Castle
| See the Latest Pictures of Rock Bottom after One Growing Season - 2/15/2008 The trees below grew this much in one growing season, using about 35 lbs. of nitrogen per acre for an average of 300 trees per acre. That's about 10% of the N per acre we normally use. |
| Just Out!! Florida Earth Foundation's report on their Florida Land Use Initiative, "Rural Lands, Development and the Future of Florida" Easy read - great info! |