This document presents a convolutional neural network model for identifying diseases in citrus fruits and leaves using deep learning. The researchers collected a dataset of 2,788 images across 7 different citrus diseases and trained two CNN architectures - AlexNet and LeNet - to classify the images. They achieved 98% accuracy in disease identification. The CNN models were able to learn discriminative features from the images to accurately predict the disease. The trained models were deployed through a Django web framework for easy use and prediction on new images. This model can help farmers quickly identify citrus diseases and take appropriate measures to control disease spread and improve crop yields.