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Georgia Growers Asked to Participate in Efficiency Survey
The University of Georgia and the Georgia Cotton Commission are asking the state’s cotton growers to participate in an online…
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Plant Bugs Off to Warm Weather Start?
Warmer than usual winter weather could mean an earlier start for plant bugs in 2017.
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Cotton Weeds Next Target for See & Spray
A dream machine that “sees” and treats weeds while leaving crops alone is headed for 2017 testing in cotton.
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Transform Receives Exemption for Plant Bug Control in Arkansas Cotton
Arkansas has been granted a Section 18 exemption for 2017 for use of Transform WG insecticide for management of tarnished…
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More Responsibilities with New Cotton Technologies
From a cotton farming standpoint, it may be more important now than ever to match your surroundings with your weed…
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Hit Right Where You’re Aiming
Extension experts say hooded booms like Willmar’s Redball hooded sprayers increase accuracy and minimize drift.
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CSI AgriLife: Working to Solve a New Blight Mystery
Dr. Terry Wheeler and her Texas A&M AgriLife pathology colleagues are working to solve a mysterious problem thought to have…
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Can Cover Crops Hamper Pest Management?
Growers will likely need to adjust their pest management practices to avoid crop losses when cover crops are used.
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Thoughts on Nozzles Added to XtendiMax Label
In his fifth blog on proper stewardship of the new dicamba-based systems, Larry Steckel reviews some of the new nozzle…
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High Plains, Rolling Plains Variety Trial Results Available
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension agronomists in the High Plains and Rolling Plains have released the results of their large plot,…