Guidance for Cotton Planting: Lessons Learned From the Past Two Years (Collins & Edmisten)
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Tobacco thrips are the most common thrips species that infest North Carolina cotton. Because most tobacco thrips populations are …
The second half of March through the first week in April is normally the ideal time for burndown applications …
North Carolina required training for the use of registered auxin herbicides (Engenia, Enlist Duo, Enlist One, FeXapan, XtendiMax) in …
It’s still early in the game, but its not too early to be thinking and planning defoliation and harvest …
Pyrethroids (common examples include Baythroid XL, bifenthrin, Declare, Karate Z, and Mustang Maxx) have been used for managing bollworm …
As predicted, our first bollworm flight into cotton has been early and heavy. While our recommendation still stands to …
Organic Cotton Research in North Carolina: Cover crop mulches for cotton production, weed control, and where we are headed …
Bollworms are abundant again during 2017. Many survived the winter an emerged early. This could mean trouble for cotton, …
So far plant bug activity has been normal to a bit on the low side. With more cotton starting …
2017 has brought another challenging spring, with another cool and wet planting season, and excessive rains in much of …
Article by Reisig, Collins and Amir-Aghaee Cotton should be scouted for plant bugs from the time it squares until the …
This is just a reminder to check cotton for thrips. It’s a hard reminder when there is so much …
“Frustrating” is the best way to describe the recent planting conditions thus far. Significant rains confounded by cool weather …
Written by Drs. Guy Collins and Dominic Reisig As predicted, we have had an extraordinary year for bollworms in Bt …
Light trap data can always be accessed from our website, cotton.ces.ncsu.edu. To find it on the site, scroll over …
Many thanks to Commissioner Troxler for approving the use of Sivanto Prime for control of sugarcane aphid on sweet …
When cotton blooms, it’s time to switch sampling and thresholds for plant bugs. This previous article covered management of …
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