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How to Evaluate and Manage Herbicide Injured Cotton
University of Tennessee Extension Cotton Specialist Tyson Raper offers advice on decisions regarding herbicide injured cotton.
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Consider Options for Plant Bug Control This Season
Scott Stewart, University of Tennessee Extension IPM specialist, is making some changes in his recommendations for plant bug control in…
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UGA Team Working to Manage Whitefly Losses
A team of University of Georgia researchers and Extension specialists are studying silverleaf whiteflies statewide to help prevent crop losses…
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How to Reduce Cotton Burn from Post Herbicide Applications
Tennessee Extension Weed Specialist Larry Steckel says growers can take several steps to help reduce cotton burn from their post…
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Engineered Cotton Uses Weed Suppression Chemical as Nutrient
A Texas A&M AgriLife Research study is exploring the use of phosphite to provide nutrition to engineered cotton crops and…
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Frequent Rains Making Pigweed Management Difficult
Recent weather patterns are making pigweed management tough for many Mid-South growers.
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Georgia Extension Sets Dates for Scouting Schools
University of Georgia Extension will hold two insect scouting schools in June for both new and experienced scouts and growers.
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TN Applicators Must Have a Copy of 24c Label for Engenia, XtendiMax
Tennessee applicators using Engenia or XtendiMax herbicides must have a copy of the state’s 24c label with them during application.
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Residuals Still Key to Cotton Weed Control
Regardless of the variety or technology planted, residuals for pigweed control will continue to be critical for success in cotton.
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CropX Soil Intelligence Program Connects Deep Sensors, Satellites
A new soil intelligence program combines cloud-based analytics software and new soil sensor technology for enhanced irrigation management.