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Cotton – Midsouth/Delta – Bollworms Head North, More Cotton Moves Into Safety Zone – AgFax Aug 13, 2020
Open bolls are becoming a bit more obvious in the lower Midsouth. More cotton has cut out and moved past the point that pests matter.
Cotton – Midsouth – Plant Bugs Busy, Bollworms Slow To Start – AgFax Jul 16, 2020
This is a late crop and certain pests are taking their time about coming to the table...at least for the moment.
Cotton – Midsouth – More Squaring, First Blooms – The Crop Is Taking Shape – AgFax Jun 18, 2020
A stretch of mostly dry weather has settled over the region and is helping bring along the crop. People do hope it doesn't remain too dry for too long.
Cotton – Midsouth – How Much Longer Will Farmers Plant Now? – AgFax May 20, 2020
Laykyn Rainbolt, Contributing Editor Owen Taylor, Editor Here is this week’s issue of AgFax Midsouth Cotton, sponsored by the Midsouth Cotton Team of Amvac Chemical Corporation. Subscribe OVERVIEW Growers planted a […]
Cotton – Midsouth – First Defoliation Gearing Up – AgFax Aug 21, 2019
More bolls are opening, and a limited amount of defoliation might crank up this week in Louisiana (if it hasn’t already).
Cotton – Midsouth – More Twisted Plant Growth, Insects Build – AgFax Jul 25, 2019
Oddly growing plants continue to be reported. Symptoms include aborted terminals, tangled branches and lost fruit set. The late-planted Midsouth cotton crop is finding its feet. Much of our coverage area received ample rainfall from the short-lived hurricane, Barry. Most amounts were manageable and generally needed.
