Category Archives: Cotton Agronomics
Considerations for planting and PRE herbicides – Week of May 23
All, As many know, we are quickly losing moisture and this week temperatures are escalating and cloud cover will be minimal across Georgia. Many people … Continue reading
April UGA Cotton Team Newsletter and 2021 Virtual Production Meeting Videos
All, It is that time of year again – temperatures are warming up and people are itching to plant cotton (Dr. Phillip Roberts planted some … Continue reading
Finalized 2020 On-Farm Variety Trial Lint Yields
All, I know many have been waiting, and the day is finally here. Below you will find a link to the finalized lint yields from … Continue reading
Preliminary 2020 On-Farm Variety Trial Results
Below is a link to the Preliminary 2020 On-Farm Variety Trial Results. A couple of things to note: THESE RESULTS ARE PRELIMINARY!!! To date, only … Continue reading
Cotton Team Newsletter, August 2019
This month’s newsletter includes topics on insect control, irrigation, diseases and a reminder to be timely at harvest. Newsletter August 2019
July 2019 Cotton Team Newsletter
Below is the link for the month’s UGA Cotton Team Newsletter with the latest information on cotton in Georgia. Newsletter July 2019
Cotton Team Newsletter June 2019
Below is the link to the UGA Cotton Team Newsletter for June 2019. For more information on any of the information or dates contact your … Continue reading
Guide to Abbreviations for Cotton Technologies in Variety Nomeclature
Each spring I seem to get more and more questions surrounding traits of particular varieties. It seems like an easy thing to figure out, but with … Continue reading
Cotton Blue Disease and its Implications on Georgia Cotton Production for 2019
An Update from the University of Georgia Cotton Team on March 7, 2019 Title: Cotton Blue Disease and its Implications on Georgia Cotton Production for … Continue reading
UGA Cotton Production Guide for 2019
As the 2019 county meeting season comes to an end, most cotton producers in Georgia should have had an opportunity to pick up a cotton … Continue reading