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Clemson Researchers Studying Robotic Cotton Harvesting
Clemson researchers are working with Unmanned Ground Vehicles, or robots, to build a more affordable cotton harvester to help farmers…
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New Dyna-Gro Varieties Four Years in the Making
Dyna-Gro is more than ready for 2019, with a host of new B3XF varieties ready to launch.
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EPA Makes Dicamba Label Changes, Extends Registration
The EPA is extending the registration of dicamba for two years for over-the-top weed control applications for cotton and soybeans…
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Deltapine Continues Strong Market Momentum
The year’s most widely planted cotton variety (again) and a successful class of B3XF entries helped keep Deltapine on top…
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Nozzle Selection Is Key – Even Under Hoods
If you’re thinking about adding a hooded sprayer in 2019, be sure to keep the correct nozzle recommendations in mind.
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USDA: Pink Bollworm Is No Longer an Economic Threat
According to a USDA announcement, the pink bollworm has been eliminated from all cotton-producing areas in the continental United States…
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Clemson Scientists Share New Research, Technology with SC Farmers
Clemson researchers are busy developing software and other scientific instruments to help South Carolina farmers produce profitable crops.
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Deltapine Holds On to Top Spot Among Varieties Planted in 2018
Once again, Deltapine remained the most popular cottonseed brand planted in the U.S. in 2018, according to the newly-released USDA…
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Strong Varieties, Strategic Growth Help Americot Make Its Stand in Cottonseed
Success in the field and bold structural moves are helping elevate Americot across the Cotton Belt.
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First in Series of Cover Crop Fact Sheets Now Online
The University of Arkansas has released online the first in a series of fact sheets to help row crop growers…