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Narrow Row Cotton Production in Vicksberg

by Tim C. Knowles

Institution: University of Arizona
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Degree:
Year: 1999
Keywords: Agriculture  – Arizona; Cotton  – Arizona; Crop management
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Record ID: 1703059
Full text PDF: http://hdl.handle.net/10150/197038


Abstract

Deltapine 458B/RR, Deltapine 5415RR, Deltapine 20B, and Deltapine 20 cotton varieties were planted on June 5 into narrow 15 inch wide rows. Populations ranged from 80,000 to 100,000 plants per acre. Seed cotton was stripper harvested on December 17. Although lint yields were somewhat low (1- 2 bale/acre) for this late planted cotton, we learned several important practices for effective narrow row cotton production systems, based on our first years experience in western Arizona.

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