Kylie Kitten

1 week ago | cottongrower.com | Bill Robertson |Kylie Kitten |Jim Steadman |O.A. Cleveland

Two years ago, during the University of Georgia Cotton and Peanut Field Day in Tifton, Georgia Extension Cotton Specialist Camp Hand began surveying growers about the growing whitetail deer problem that was wreaking havoc on yields and causing significant crop losses.

1 month ago | cottongrower.com | Kylie Kitten |Bill Robertson |Jim Steadman |Beck Barnes

Implementing a realistic fertility program is just one of the many considerations for a balanced approach in cotton production. Few things will complicate life more than an aggressive variety planted too thick with high nitrogen levels in the soil. The need for excessive rates of growth inhibiting plant growth regulators while still having plants taller than desired at the seasons’ end is a sign that modifications in seeding rates and/or fertility programs may be needed.