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1. 1. www.tcpalm.com

   www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/mar/0 - [Cached]

   Published on: 3/1/2008   Last Visited: 3/2/2008

   "I am planting 26 miles of windbreaks in the next 60 days," said W. Cody Estes Sr., owner of Estes Citrus in Vero Beach.
   
   Estes believes the Treasure Coast citrus industry will survive greening.
   
   "Ultimately, a new tree will solve our problem," Estes said.

2. 2. Flordiajuice.com - W. Cody Estes, Sr.

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   Published on: 5/17/2006   Last Visited: 12/8/2007

   W. Cody Estes, Sr.
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   Photo of W. Cody Estes, Sr. President Estes Citrus, Inc.
   
   W. Cody Estes, Sr. is a third generation citrus grower, a 21-year veteran of the citrus industry, and a native Floridian. He is president of Estes Citrus, Inc., a citrus grove management company.
   
   Estes' citrus industry involvement also includes serving as president of Estes Groves, Inc., Quality Fruit Packers of Indian River, Inc., and River One International Marketing, Inc. Estes has been a member of the Indian River Citrus League since 1983, serving as president from 1993-95, and is currently a member of the Board of Directors.
   
   Estes' prior experience includes serving as a director of Florida Orange Marketers, Inc., chairman of the St. John's Water Control District, and president of Florida Citrus Production Managers.
   
   Estes has been a member of the Board of Directors of SunTrust Bank since 1999. He previously served as a director for Sun Bank/Treasure Coast, NA and Flagship National Bank of I.R.C.
   
   Estes received his bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Colorado State University in 1974. Estes and his family reside in Vero Beach, Florida.

3. 3. www.citrusandvegetable.com

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   Published on: 3/17/2007   Last Visited: 3/17/2007

   W. Cody Estes Sr., president of Vero Beach-based Quality Fruit Packers of Indian River Inc. and grower Estes Citrus Inc., said he doesn't think Florida has seen the full affect of California's losses yet.
   
   "There is certainly some optimism in the industry that we will get some shelf space back," he said. "We have been out of the market for the last two years.