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The Arkansas Cotton Research Verification Program was launched in 1980 to address the notion that low yields were due partly to imprecise and uncoordinated application of recommended technologies.

Bill Robertson reports on the success of the program in improving yield and profitability.

Arkansas Cotton Research Verification Program
Bill Robertson, University of Arkansas, January 2023

Microbiome Research—An Agricultural Primer
Thomas F. Ducey, Agricultural Research Service, December 2022

Developing a Farm Digital Strategy
John Fulton, The Ohio State University, December 2022

Sound the Alarm: Paraquat-resistant Italian Ryegrass is Here
Charlie Cahoon, North Carolina State University, December 2022

Physiological Basis of Yield in Cotton
John L. Snider, University of Georgia-Tifton, November 2022

Refining Cotton Nitrogen Recommendations
Bhupinder Singh Farmaha, Clemson University, November 2022

A Severe Begomovirus-Satellite DNA Disease Complex in Texas Lower Rio Grande Valley Okra Fields and Its Potential Threat to Cotton Production
Olufemi J. Alabi, Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center, November 2022

Cotton Specialists Corner Podcast

Episode 24 - Thoughts about ThryvOn Cotton
Steve Brown, Ben Thrash, Scott Graham, and Tyson Raper, March 2023

Episode 23 - Thoughts about Cotton Variety Selection—Mid-South Perspective
Steve Brown, Brian Pieralisi, and Matt Foster, March 2023

Episode 22 - Thoughts about Cotton Variety Selection—Western Perspective
Steve Brown, Randy Norton, and Ben McKnight, March 2023

Episode 21 - Thoughts about Cotton Variety Selection—Eastern U.S.
Steve Brown, Hunter Frame, Keith Edmisten, Camp Hand, and Tyler Sandlin, March 2023

Episode 20 - Managing PGRs in Fields with Various Growth Stages
Seth Byrd, Guy Collins, Tyson Raper, and Bradley Wilson, June 2022

Episode 19 - Cover Crops in the Midsouth (Part 2)
Seth Byrd, Brian Pieralisi, Tyson Raper, Bill Robertson, and Bradley Wilson, May 2022

Episode 18 - Cover Crops in the Midsouth (Part 1)
Seth Byrd, Brian Pieralisi, Tyson Raper, Bill Robertson, and Bradley Wilson, May 2022

Episode 17 - Cover Crops in the Southeast (Part 2)
Seth Byrd, Steve Brown, Keith Edmisten, Hunter Frame, and Camp Hand, May 2022

Episode 16 - Cover Crops in the Southeast (Part 1)
Seth Byrd, Steve Brown, Keith Edmisten, Hunter Frame, and Camp Hand, April 2022

Episode 15 - Looking Back at 2021 and Ahead to 2022
Seth Byrd, Camp Hand, Ben McKnight, Brian Pieralisi, and Tyson Raper, April 2022

Episode 14 - Using and Interpreting Variety Trial Data
Seth Byrd, Bill Robertson, Camp Hand, and Tyson Raper, December 2021

Episode 13 - The Effects of Weathering
Seth Byrd, Steve Brown, Camp Hand, Brian Pieralisi, and Tyson Raper, October 2021

Episode 12 - Late Season Variety Trends
Seth Byrd, Ben McKnight, Randy Norton, and Bill Robertson, October 2021

Episode 11 - Harvest Aids (Part 2)
Seth Byrd, Guy Collins, Matt Foster, and Tyler Sandlin, September 2021

Episode 10 - Harvest Aids (Part 1)
Seth Byrd, Steve Brown, Camp Hand, and Bill Robertson, September 2021

Episode 9 - Fiber Quality
Seth Byrd, Keith Edmisten, Bob Hutmacher, and Tyson Raper, August 2021

Episode 8 - Southwest Update
Seth Byrd, Randy Norton, Ben McKnight, and Murilo Maeda, August 2021

Episode 7 - Variety Characteristics and Other Mid-Season Tips
Seth Byrd, Stu Duncan, Keith Edmisten, and Brian Pieralisi, July 2021

Episode 6 - PGR Strategies for 2021
Seth Byrd, Camp Hand, Bob Hutmacher, and Tyler Sandlin, June 2021

Episode 5 - In-Season Nitrogen Applications
Seth Byrd, Steve Brown, Hunter Frame, and Randy Norton, June 2021

Episode 4 - Mid-South Planting Update
Seth Byrd, Tyson Raper, Bill Robertson, Brian Pieralisi, and Matt Foster, May 2021

Episode 3 - Thrips Pressure
Seth Byrd, Tyson B. Raper, and Scott D. Stewart, May 2021

Episode 2 - Replant Decisions
Seth Byrd, Tyson B. Raper, Guy Collins, and Murilo Maeda, May 2021

Episode 1 - Planting Preparations
Seth Byrd, Tyson B. Raper, Bill Robertson, Keith Edmisten, and Ben McKnight, April 2021

Cotton Specialists Corner - Trailer
Seth Byrd and Tyson B. Raper, April 2021

Agronomic Practices

Refining Cotton Nitrogen Recommendations Bhupinder Singh Farmaha, Clemson University, November 2022
Effects of Heat Stress on Cotton Production in the Low Deserts of Arizona
Randy Norton, The University of Arizona, June 2021
The First 40 Days and Fruiting to Finish
Bill Robertson, University of Arkansas, April 2021
Utilizing PGRs in Semi-Arid & Short Season Environments
Seth Byrd, Oklahoma State University, August 2020
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Conferences

2022 Georgia Cotton Commission
January 2023
2022 MSU Row Crop Short Course
January 2023
2022 West Texas Agricultural Chemicals Institute Conference
December 2022
2022 Great Plains Cotton Conference
December 2022
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Diseases

A Severe Begomovirus-Satellite DNA Disease Complex in Texas Lower Rio Grande Valley Okra Fields and Its Potential Threat to Cotton Production Olufemi J. Alabi, Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center, November 2022
Cotton Leafroll Dwarf Virus in the U.S.
Amanda Strayer-Scherer, Auburn University, April 2022
Introduction of Cotton leaf roll dwarf-like Polerovirus into the United States: High-Throughput Discovery, Identification, and Genomic Comparisons
Judith K. Brown, University of Arizona, September 2019
Cotton Blue Disease Caused by Cotton leafroll dwarf like virus: Identification, Symptomology, and Occurrence in Alabama
Kathy S. Lawrence, Auburn University, September 2019
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Harvest and Ginning

Physiological Basis of Yield in Cotton John L. Snider, University of Georgia-Tifton, November 2022
USDA Cotton Classification and the Efforts Used to Ensure Integrity and Accuracy
Darryl Earnest, USDA, AMS, Cotton & Tobacco Program, September 2021
A System for Managing Modules Using RFID Technology — System Development Update
John Wanjura, USDA-ARS, December 2020
John Deere C690 Calibrations: Round Module Weighing and Moisture Sensor
Christopher Murray, John Deere Des Moines Works, October 2020
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Insects

Insecticide Termination in Cotton: Plant Monitoring to Know When to Quit
Tina Gray Teague, Arkansas State University, March 2022
Aphid Management in Southeast Cotton
Phillip Roberts, University of Georgia, June 2021
Bollworm Bt Resistance and Management
David Kerns, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, December 2019
Tarnished Plant Bug in North Carolina and Virginia
Dominic Reisig, North Carolina State University, June 2019
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Irrigation

Irrigation Management Strategies
Drew M. Gholson, Mississippi State University, June 2021
Rainfed Cotton Production on the Texas High Plains: Opportunities for Sustainable Production
Paxton Payton and James Mahan, USDA-ARS, February 2020
On Farm Irrigation Scheduling in Georgia: AgWET (Water Efficiency Team)
Wesley M. Porter, University of Georgia, August 2018
Increasing the Water Use Efficiency of Irrigated and Dryland Cotton with Cover Crops
Tyson B. Raper, The University of Tennessee, August 2018
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Nematodes

Root-Knot Nematodes of Cotton: Biology, Diagnostics, and Management Adrienne M. Gorny, North Carolina State University, February 2023
Use and Effectiveness of Nematicides to Manage Nematodes in Cotton
Travis R. Faske, University of Arkansas, February 2018
Plant Parasitic Nematodes Management Options in Cotton Production
Kathy S. Lawrence, Auburn University, September 2017
Management of Plant Parasitic Nematodes in Cotton
Terry Wheeler, Texas A&M AgriLife Research, February 2014
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Pesticide Drift and Application

Pesticide Application Technologies
Simerjeet Virk, University of Georgia, May 2022
Spray Carrier Rates and Nozzles Types Effect on Harvest Aid Efficacy
James A. Griffin, Texas A&M University, October 2018
Drift Reduction Techniques
Greg R. Kruger, University of Nebraska–Lincoln, November 2017
Tank Cleaning
Fred Whitford, Purdue University, May 2017
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Precision Agriculture

Arkansas Cotton Research Verification Program Bill Robertson, University of Arkansas, January 2023
Developing a Farm Digital Strategy John Fulton, The Ohio State University, December 2022
Heat Units in Cotton
Tyson Raper, The University of Tennessee, July 2022
Current and Future Autonomous Technologies in Agriculture
Glen C. Rains, University of Georgia, January 2022
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Resources and Trends

Overview of Cotton Incorporated’s Cotton Cultivated Website
Ryan Kurtz, Cotton Incorporated, April 2016

Seed

Cotton Seed Quality: What Could and Should Growers Know?
Guy D. Collins, NC State University, March 2021

Soil Health and Crop Fertility

Getting to the Roots: The New Frontiers of Cotton Breeding Sruthi Narayanan, Clemson University, January 2023
Microbiome Research—An Agricultural Primer Thomas F. Ducey, Agricultural Research Service, December 2022
Side-Dress Nitrogen Management in Cotton Production Systems
Audrey Gamble, Auburn University, July 2021
Nutrient Management in Semi-Arid Cotton Regions
Katie Lewis and Brian Arnall, Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Oklahoma State University, May 2021
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Sustainable Production

Carbon Market Overview
Jesse Daystar, Cotton Incorporated, February 2022
Influence of Precision Agriculture on Sustainability
Lori Duncan, The University of Tennessee, December 2021
U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol
Gary Adams, National Cotton Council of America, February 2020
Grower Citizen Science Project
Natasja van Gestel, Texas Tech University, December 2019
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Weeds

Palmer Amaranth (Amaranthus palmeri) Management in Cotton Using an Integrated Approach: A Multi-State Study Sarah Kezar, Texas A&M AgriLife, February 2023
Sound the Alarm: Paraquat-resistant Italian Ryegrass is Here Charlie Cahoon, North Carolina State University, December 2022
Optimizing Herbicide Performance: Are You Getting the Best Bang for Your Buck?
Tom Barber, University of Arkansas, March 2021
Late-Season Weed Management for Reducing Seedbank Size
Muthu Bagavathiannan, Texas A&M AgriLife Research, November 2020
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