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Cotton Planting Considerations (Collins & Whitaker)

Posted on by Guy Collins

It’s hard to believe it’s already time to plant cotton again, but the season is upon us. As we make preparations for planting the 2013 cotton crop, there are many important things to consider. Since so much is invested in … Continue reading

Avoiding Mixing Issues with Paraquat! (Culpepper, York, Mclean, Faircloth).

Posted on by Stanley Culpepper

During 2012, numerous tank compatibility issues occurred when mixing paraquat (Gramoxone SL 2.0 and others) with commonly used burndown or preemergence herbicides for cotton (Figure 1). Efforts over the winter have shown that each major supplier of adjuvants (non-ionic surfactants, … Continue reading

Cotton Marketing News– April 12, 2013

Posted on by donshur@uga.edu

Written biweekly by Don Shurley.  Sponsored by Southern Cotton Growers, Inc.  Click here  to view and download the latest Cotton Marketing News in PDF format or click below to continue reading on-line.

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Breaking News– Cotton Planting Intentions For 2013

Posted on by donshur@uga.edu

USDA’s Prospective Planting report was released today.  US farmers say they intend to plant 10.026 million acres this year– down 19%.  Georgia acreage is expected to hold even with last year.  GA growers say they’ll plant 1.3 million acres.  Click here to download and view the report in Cotton Marketing News (PDF format) or click below to continue reading the report on-line.

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Cotton Marketing News– March 22, 2013

Posted on by donshur@uga.edu

Written biweekly by Don Shurley.  Sponsored by Southern Cotton Growers, Inc.  Click here to view and download the latest Cotton Marketing News in PDF format or click below to continue reading on-line.

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