PROCEEDINGS OF THE 1986 BELTWIDE COTTON PRODUCTION CONFERENCE
	Jan. 4-9, Las Vegas, NV Editors C. Paul Dugger & Debbie A. Richter
BELTWIDE COTTON PRODUCTION CONFERENCE TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Cotton Plant's Production Potential: How Can it Be Unlocked? Thomas A. Kerby	3
Early Season Production Management Practices: Seed Quality and Seedling Vigor C.L. 'Bill' Scott	5
Early Season Production Management Practices: Irrigation Sam W. Stedman	6
Early Season Production Management Practices: Nutrition and Fertilization Richard L. Maples	7
Early Season Production Management Practices: Diseases R.H. Garber	8
Early Season Production Management Practices: Sand (Wind) Damage James R. Supak	10
Early-Season Production Management Practices: Weeds A.C. York	12
Early Season Production Management Practices: Insects Ronald H. Smith	17
The Economics of Cotton Harvesting in the Midsouth with Emphasis on Early Season Insect Control D.W. Parvin, Jr. and J.W. Smith	20
Mid-Season Production Management Practices: Nutrition and Fertilization William I. Segars	29
Mid-Season Production Management Practices: Insects W.R. Lambert	31
Mid-Season Weed Management Practices John R. Abernathy	32
Mid-Season Production Management Practices: Plant Growth Regulators David S. Guthrie	33
Host Plant Resistance: Advances in Cotton Johnie N. Jenkins	34
U.S. and World Cotton Outlook Eduardo C. Esteve	41
China's Developing Cotton Industry Philip A. Miller	43
Russia's Cotton Industry J.S. 'Jake' Stephens	45
National Economic Policy and its Impact on Agricultural Trade Robert L. Thompson	46
The 1985 Farm Act and its Impact on U.S. Cotton John S. 'Duke' Barr, III	47
The Farm Credit Picture Lloyd Cline	49
The Environmental Regulatory Picture Susan Sherman	50
Late Season Production Management Practices: Insects Leon Moore	53
Late Season Production Management Practices for Cotton Disease Control Melvin A. Newman	54
Late Season Production Management Practices: Crop Preparation for Harvesting George W. Cathey	55
Tying Full Season Production Management with Crop Simulation: How the COMAX-GOSSYM Model Works and What it Can Do Roy G. Creech	56
On-Farm Experience with the GOSSYM Model in the Southeast Sam McCoy	61
On-Farm Experience with the GOSSYM Model in the Mid-South Frank M. Mitchener, Jr.	66
Maximizing Cotton Picker and Cotton Stripper Efficiencies Russell D. Copley	68
Harvesting and Ginning Management: Seed Cotton Handling Lambert H. Wilkes	69
Harvesting and Ginning Management: Maximizing Ginning Efficiency S.E. Hughs	70
A Cotton Fiber Management System Hal E. Brockmann	74
Cotton Quality in Relation to Merchandising Rudi E. Scheidt	76
Uses and Risks of Cotton Futures Options Gary Ivey	77
Mid-Season Production Management Practices: Irrigation Dale A. Bucks
Mid-Season Production Management Practices: Nutrition and Fertilization William I. Segars

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