Planting
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How to Best Manage Late Cotton Planting in Georgia
With weather delays pushing Georgia cotton planting into June, there are several things for growers to consider which may dramatically…
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Critical TX Drought Forecast May Alter Planting Decisions
If drought conditions continue in the Texas High Plains, producers may need to make tough planting decisions for cotton and…
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Proper Planter Adjustment Can Impact Crop Stand
Proper planter adjustment from field to field can make the difference between a healthy stand of cotton and a poor…
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Conservation Grant to Fund GA Cover Crop Research
A USDA-sponsored Conservation Innovation Grant will support ongoing University of Georgia research on cover crops and their effects on water…
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Winter Wheat Feasible Cover Crop for Rolling Plains Cotton
A study led by Texas A&M AgriLife proved winter wheat can be a feasible cover crop for Rolling Plains cotton…
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Conservation Tillage Can Pay Off in Georgia
Conservation tillage saves time and money and improves the soil, but only a small percentage of Georgia farmers currently use…
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Timely Rains Boost Panhandle Cotton
Timely and widespread rains in the Texas Panhandle arrived in time to help put fields on track for a good…
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TX Cotton Growers Watching Moisture Levels Closely
There is some concern that soil moisture in 2017 could be problematic, especially for Texas dryland cotton producers.
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Seven Tips for Successful Cotton Planting
According to NC State Cotton Specialist Guy Collins, growers need to keep seven tips in mind at planting to help…
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More Cotton, Less Grain Likely in Texas in 2017
Cotton acres in Texas will likely increase this season, as producers seek an alternative to grains.