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Effect of Mid-Season Foliar Nutrients upon Cotton Yield and Lint Quality in Western Kansas

Gary Shafer

ABSTRACT

The primary objective was to reduce fruit abortion, thus increasing the average number of bolls per plant and yield. A secondary objective is to observe any effects upon boll maturity and/or lint quality. Being on the northern edge of cotton producing regions, earliness is of major importance. As a relatively new crop for this geographic area of western Kansas, specific production challenges and management practices are being explored.





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