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Deciding when to start harvesting is sometimes complex, especially with uncertain weather forecasts. This document, brought to you by @CottonInc, explains how to determine when it is safe to harvest , even if a moisture meter is not available. ow.ly/pwRr50TaTja
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Are defoliation decisions getting you down? @CottonInc and @Crop_Protection have a free webinar exploring the basics of cotton defoliation. From timing of harvest aids to tip impacts on efficiency, this resource has got you covered. Check it out at: ow.ly/1XoM50SQ3sE
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Love this. Thanks @elaHtterB for sharing @badgercropdoc @baldpathologist @cropdoc08 @dsmuelle @MartinChilvers1 @cropdoc08 @ppp_trey @DTelenko @ricecropcare @MahDuffeck @MandyBish1 @kmbiss
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NEMATODE MONDAY: Dr. Kathy Lawrence, Nematologist with Auburn University and “Outstanding” in her field, discussed management of reniform nematodes on cotton using resistant varieties in combination with a nematicide at a field day last week in Alabama #Nematodes #SON2024
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First areolate mildew (Ramularia leaf spot) of the 2024 MS cotton crop. Similar to 2022 and 2023, the disease seems to occur more regularly outside of the Delta #mscrops
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A new resource, Crop Scout School, provides free comprehensive webinars teaching the basics of cotton scouting for diseases and insect pests. This series was developed by university researchers and is supported by funding from Cotton Incorporated. bit.ly/cropscoutschool
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For 50 years, @CottonInc has done a tremendous job of telling cotton's sustainable story - educating brands, retailers, and consumers on the natural benefits of U.S. grown #cotton. Read more in the commentary from Southeast Farm Press Editor, John Hart. farmprogress.com/commentary/…
Thank you to all who contributed to this undertaking! #scn #nematodes #seedtreatments #soy
@travisfaske @dsmuelle @JeffBarizon @DTelenko @cropdisease @badgercropdoc @tjcksn @AlbertTenuta @MartinChilvers1 @ChelseaPlantDoc @Troy_Bauer
apsjournals.apsnet.org/doi/1… – at Cary, NC
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Season 2 Episode 27 out now!
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I interviewed @ScottGraham72 of @AuburnAg on new cotton Bt traits.
#cotton #insects #ISDP #Crops @alabamaED @CropNetwork @ncipmc @AAMUExtension
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How to scout for areolate mildew in #cotton from @TNplantDR.
@UTcrops @utextension @epp_tn @UTAgResearch @UTIAg @TNFarmBureau #agtwitter @bobkemerait @travisfaske @Cotton_Guy @CottonInc @kmbiss
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"...this free online research tool...inform[s] agronomists and researchers across industry and academia...about the impact of crop disease and [insect] pests."
From the @phytofrontiers article at Https://apsjournals.apsnet.o…
By @dsmuelle @ISU_IPM @baldpathologist @cropdisease @travisfaske @AuburnAg @MSU_AG @DominicDReisig @AlbertTenuta and @cropdoc08
Kaitlyn Bissonnette retweeted
First 2023 report of areolate mildew (Ramulariopsis) in Georgia’s cotton came yesterday from Bleckley Co. When this disease appears early enough during bloom period, judicious use of fungicides can increase lint yield by as much as 250 lb/A. UGA Extension
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I think areolate mildew has showed up 7-10 days earlier than in 2022. Pay attention to the lower-to-middle canopy. Symptoms typically present on the leaf underside, but at least in MS we are seeing symptoms and signs of the fungus on the upper leaf #mscrops @CottonInc
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Boll breaking and bale busting: Cotton diseases reduce yield every year. 2022 info at cropprotectionnetwork.org/pu…
From @travisfaske @StrayerScherer @IanMSmall1 @bobkemerait @rodrigobonofre @ppp_trey @LSUNematology @baldpathologist @Cotton_Guy @NCcotton @NMextension @TNplantDR +more
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Thomas F. Ducey presents a primer on agricultural microbiome research, with a focus on molecular techniques.
Watch the new and free “Focus on Cotton” webcast here: doi.org/10.1094/GROW-COT-11-…
@plantdisease @CottonInc @USDA_ARS
#FocusonCotton #soilmicrobiome #metagenomics
Wednesday work gifts on my desk this morning. What a great start to the middle of my week! @CropNetwork @phytopoetry @alabamaED #plantpath #poetry – at Cary, NC
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New "Focus on Cotton" webcast!🔓@nov1873 discusses the first detection of cotton leaf curl Gezira virus in the U.S. & ongoing efforts to survey for the virus in cotton, other potential plant hosts, & whiteflies.
doi.org/10.1094/GROW-COT-11-…
@kmbiss @CottonInc @txextension @txresearch
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Missouri ranks 5th in U.S. cotton production and is valued at ~$380 million in 2021.
MU's State Extension Cotton Specialist @Bradleywilso1's group is shown harvesting cotton research plots.
@MUExtAgEnviron
@CAFNRDean
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