Category Archives: Cotton Agronomics
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
2018 UGA Cotton & Peanut Research Field Day (September 5th)
The Georgia Cotton Commission, Georgia Peanut Commission, and the University of Georgia Peanut and Cotton Teams, will co-sponsor the annual UGA Cotton and Peanut Research Field … Continue reading
UGA Cotton Newsletter – June 2018
Cotton Folks, Click on the following link to access the June UGA Cotton Newsletter. UGA Cotton Newsletter (June 2018) Included is information on planting and … Continue reading
When It Rains It Pours – Managing Late Planting Dates in Georgia during 2018
The 2018 Georgia cotton season has started off as a tale of two extremes. Rainfall during April and the first two weeks of May was … Continue reading
Final Results of the 2018 UGA On-Farm Cotton Variety Evaluation Program
The winter appears to be nearing its end in South Georgia and the time for Georgia cotton producers to start planting is getting closer each … Continue reading