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Fiber Quality Comes First With FiberMax FM 1953GLTP

Growers need a cotton seed variety that is bred to produce excellent fiber quality even when faced with stressful conditions, such as worm pressure.... More ›

Boost Cotton Yield Potential With FiberMax FM 1830GLT

Cotton growers looking for an excellent fiber package should turn to FiberMax FM 1830GLT.... More ›

First Responders Learn About Grain Bin Safety

We see how firefighters and grain operators are learning about grain bin safety in a demonstration trailer designed and managed by DASNR and Fire Services Training.... More ›

Manage Disease With Resistant Fibermax Cotton Varieties

To protect cotton yields from bacterial blight and Verticillium wilt, growers can plant high-performing FiberMax varieties with industry-leading disease packages. ... More ›

The Largest Oklahoma Crop Since The 1930s

We head back to western Oklahoma to see how the faith in the cotton crop is paying off for a local business and a cotton family.... More ›

Cotton Disease Control: Bacterial Blight

Bacterial blight — sometimes called angular leaf spot — damages crops throughout the cotton belt. The best protection is to know your field history and plant resistant varieties.... More ›

Cotton Defoliation With Cool Temperatures

When nightly temperatures fall below 65 degrees F, defoliation recommendations change. Dr. Tyson Raper, with the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture provides info on which defoliation products to use during cooler weather.... More ›

Cotton Defoliation

Dr. Tyson Raper, University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture, shows you how to determine if a second defoliation application is needed.... More ›

Using Bolls To Determine Defoliation Timing

Using Bolls To Determine Defoliation Timing... More ›

Cotton Target

Tennessee's cotton crop is on the increase this fall, but so is concern about a plant disease that doesn't appear to be going away... More ›

Cotton Update

Randy Boman explains why there could be tough times ahead for the Oklahoma crop.... More ›

Planning For The Upcoming Cotton Season

Visit cropscience.bayer.us and search “cotton yields” to learn more about how additional best management practices can help cotton growers secure the best yields and return on investment.... More ›

Stop Sequential Applications of Dicamba in Cotton

"There's really no reason we need to be spraying dicamba in our cotton crop at this point." - Dr. Larry Steckel, UT Extension... More ›

Stop Sequential Applications Of Dicamba In Cotton

"There's really no reason we need to be spraying dicamba in our cotton crop at this point."... More ›

Thinking About Sorghum This Summer?

Josh Lofton Says Plan For Sugarcane Aphids Now And It May Not Be Worth Replanting Missed Sorghum In Your Field.... More ›

New Weapon For Defeating Cotton Blight

Researchers have figured out how a once-defeated bacterium has re-emerged to infect cotton in a battle that could sour much of the Texas and U.S. crop. And it boils down to this: A smart bacteria with a sweet tooth.... More ›

AgriLife Research Cotton Pathologist Pursues A Mystery

Dr. Terry Wheeler, a Texas A&M AgriLife Research plant pathologist at Lubbock, and her cohorts Dr. Jason Woodward, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service plant pathologist at Lubbock, and Dr. Tom Isakeit, AgriLife Extension plant pathologist, College Station, have been getting calls from cotton gr... More ›

John Deere 9986 Makes a Bale of Cotton

How a John Deere 9986 Makes a Bale of Cotton... More ›

Video: Cotton Commission Meeting Helps Growers Plan For Upcoming Season

Georgia is one of the nation’s leading cotton-producing states. Growers gathered in Tifton recently for the Georgia Cotton Commission's annual meeting and, as the Monitor’s Mark Wildman explains, heard important information that will help keep the industry profitable in Georgia.... More ›

Video: 2017 Cotton Outlook

Nathan Smith, Clemson Extension professor and economist at Clemson’s Sandhill Research and Education Center in Columbia who spoke at the South Carolina Cotton Growers’ Annual Meeting on Jan. 24, said cotton acreage in South Carolina is expected to increase in 2017.... More ›

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