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Finalizing Cotton Insect Control

As many cotton fields reach or approach cutout, it’s time for growers to start making final insect management decisions.

As many cotton fields reach or approach cutout (<NAWF5), it’s time for growers to start making final insect management decisions.

In a new blog post, Scott Stewart, Tennessee Extension IPM specialist, offers several points for growers to consider when wrapping up treatments, especially for worm pests in cotton. Check out his comments by clicking here.

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