Insect Control/Disease
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Nematodes Can Survive Winter
Just about every crop has its nematode challenges. And many of our winter weeds are excellent overwintering hosts.
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Reviewing Bacterial Blight in Georgia Cotton
Over the past two growing seasons, bacterial blight has been more visible in Georgia’s cotton than it has been in…
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Insect Traits Evolving for Ongoing Bug Battles
As Mother Nature creates new challenges, the industry’s insect technologies must adapt.
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When to Terminate Insecticide Applications in Cotton
The decision to terminate insect controls in cotton can be challenging in some fields, but a few basic considerations will…
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Spotting (and Managing) Target Spot
Target spot may never be a major problem in Mid-South cotton. But, as seen this year, growers need to watch…
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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.
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Don’t Relax Yet on Plant Bug Treatments
Although many cotton fields in the Mid-South are approaching cutout, it’s not yet time to back off on plant bug…
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Keeping a Watchful Eye on Plant Bugs
Plant bugs are back. Diligent scouting and careful management can help lessen their impact.
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Growers Urged to Comment on Aldicarb Re-Registration
Cotton growers in the Mid-South have until June 22 to comment on re-registration of aldicarb for use in the region…
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Start Putting Plant Bug Plans in Place
Early planted Mid-South cotton is beginning to square. Growers need to be on alert for plant bug activity.