Citrus remains an iconic stamp of Arizona's history and a symbol of agricultural heritage dating back to when the industry was inscribed as one of the foundational Five C's that built the economy of a ...

Arizona’s citrus industry boomed for years, earning a place alongside cattle, cotton, copper and climate as the state’s Five C’s, the foundational economic drivers. The Five C's ...

They showed up on the official seal before statehood, but not even Arizona's state historian can pinpoint the beginnings of ...

Of all the Five C's, cattle ranching has endured with fewer changes in how things get done, but faces just as many threats to its survival.

But the industry transformed as the ranch changed hands. As one of Arizona's Five C’s, the cattle business has historically ...

Citrus: Arizona also used to be a major exporter of grapefruit ... wrote in response to The Republic’s survey about the Five ...

Residential citrus trees not only keep juice on the table, they help food banks supply fruit to people who need help.

Copper, climate, cattle cotton and citrus, otherwise known as the 5 C's, are represented on Arizona's state seal. In Arizona's early days, the 5 C's were emblematic of what drove the economy ...

Citrus: Arizona also used to be a major exporter of ... wrote in response to The Republic’s survey about the Five C’s that he has “traveled Arizona as a tourist most of my life.” ...