BELTWIDE COTTON PRODUCTION CONFERENCE
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Conference Chairman's Address
Bruce Brumfield |
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Land Preparation
W.E. Seigler |
3 |
Establishing a Stand: Seed Quality Considerations
James R. Supak |
4 |
Establishing a Stand: Soil Environment and Planting Practice Considerations
Henry D. Bowen |
5 |
Feeding the Crop: Plant Nutrition in Relation to Growth and Fruiting
Thomas A. Kerby |
7 |
Biotechnology and Cotton Improvement in the 1990's
Harry B. Collins |
7 |
Controlling Cotton Diseases
Melvin A. Newman |
9 |
Watering the Crop: Plant Requirements and Irrigation Practices in the East
James G. Thomas |
9 |
Controlling Broadleaf Weeds: Control Practices and Promising New Herbicides
Claude M. Bonner |
11 |
Early Season Control of Insects and Mites: Compatibility with the Concept of IPM in Cotton
James W. Smith |
12 |
The Impact of Crop Physiology on Modern Cotton Culture
Jack R. Mauney |
14 |
A Year's Experience for Cotton under the 1985 Farm Legislation
Carl G. Anderson |
15 |
U.S. and World Cotton Outlook
William B. Dunavant, Jr. |
17 |
Cotton Council International's Export Promotion Program
K. Adrian Hunnings |
20 |
Cotton and the World Farm Crisis
Dennis Avery |
21 |
Congress' Initiative to Meet the Challenge of World Agriculture
David Graves |
25 |
The World Agricultural Situation: U.S. Cotton Industry's Initiative to Meet the Challenge
J.S. Stephens |
27 |
Should Growers Be Concerned about Development of Resistance to Insecticides?
Pay E. Frisbie |
28 |
An Illustrated Look at Insecticide Resistance and How it Develops
Jerry B. Graves |
29 |
Strategic Approaches to Avoid or Delay Development of Resistance to Insecticides
Randy Luttrell and R.T. Roush |
31 |
Final Report of the Cotton Foundation Yield and Productivity Study
W.R. Meredith, Jr. |
33 |
The Role of Chemical Terminators and Other Plant Regulators
Charles R. Glover |
37 |
Determining When Cotton Is Ready to Defoliate
Bill Pearson |
38 |
Cost Effectiveness of Harvesting at the Right Time
D.W. Parvin Jr., J.W. Smith, and F.T. Cooke's, Jr. |
39 |
Optimum Use of Ginning, Technology
William Mayfield |
40 |
Industry Outlook for New Ginning Technology
D.W. Van Doorn |
42 |
Using Cotton Marketing Alternatives
O.A. Cleveland, Jr. |
43 |
Market Pricing Based on Fiber Properties
Don E. Ethridge |
44 |
Highlights: Special Session on Cotton Quality Improvement
Frank X. Werber |
46 |
New Textile Processing and Technology and its Impact on Fiber Quality Needs
Helmut Deussen |
47 |
Watering the Crop: Plant Requirements and Irrigation Practices in the West
Lowell J. Aelinski |
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The White House's Initiative
Allen Tracy |
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Producer/Buy Experience with Option Trading
Penn T. Montgomery |
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MANAGEMENT AND NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN COTTON PRODUCTION PRACTICES
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Teamwork, the Cornerstone for Cotton Extension Programs
Thomas A. Burch |
68 |
SPECIAL SESSION ON SHORT SEASON PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
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Cotton Fruiting Habits and Agronomic Descriptions of Short-Season Production Systems
James M. (Jim) Brown |
72 |
Short-Season Cotton Production in the San Joaquin Valley
Gerald Stoltenberg |
73 |
High-Yielding, Short-Season Cotton Production in Arizona
Scott Tollefson |
73 |
A Short-Season Production System in New Mexico
Claude Hill |
75 |
Narrow-Row Cotton in South Texas
Richard Kotzur |
76 |
Short-Season Cotton Production in the Louisiana Delta
G.C. Goldman |
77 |
Short-Season Cotton Production in the Bootheel of Missouri
David Harris |
78 |
The Economics of Cotton Harvesting in the Midsouth as it Relates to Shorter Season Production Systems
D.W. Parvin, Jr., J.W. Smith, and F.T. Cooke, Jr. |
79 |
Beltwide Efforts and Trends in Development of Varieties for Short-Season Production Systems
R.R. Bridge and L.D. McDonald |
81 |
Insect Management Requirements and Benefits with Short-Season Production Systems
J.W. Norman, Jr. and Tom J. Henneberry |
85 |
The Effect of Short-Season Cotton Systems on Pest Insect Populations
T.J. Henneberry |
87 |
Spindle Picking Short-Season Cotton Planted in Narrow Rows
Thomas D. Valco and Robert M. Fachini |
91 |
Production Potentials of Short-Season Cotton in Missouri
W.P. Sappenfield |
92 |
Integrated Cotton Production System with 30-Inch Row Culture for Improved Efficiency and Quality
M.O. Heilman and L.N. Namken |
95 |
Practices for Short-Season Cotton Production in California
Thomas A. Kerby |
98 |
Role of Plant Growth Regulator Chemicals in Short-Season Production Systems
J.T. Cothren |
100 |
SPECIAL SESSION: ON COTTON QUALITY IMPROVEMENT
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The USDA's National Cotton Quality Improvement Program--Introductory Remarks
Frank X. Werber |
102 |
Why the U.S. Textile Industry Needs Improved Cotton Quality
W. Duke Kimbrell |
103 |
Why the Textile Industry Needs Improved Cotton Quality - The Textile Manufacturer's Viewpoint
Robert A. Barnhardt |
104 |
Genetic and Agronomic Improvement in Cotton Quality -- Review and Projection -- The Irrigated West
Hubert B. Cooper, Jr. |
106 |
Genetic and Agronomic Improvement in Cotton Quality Review and Projection the High Plains
J.R. Gannaway and J.K. Dever |
109 |
Genetic and Agronomic Improvements in Cotton Quality - Review and Projections for the Midsouth
W.R. Meredith, Jr. |
110 |
Research Priorities for the Genetic and Agronomic Improvement of Cotton Quality
Philip A. Miller |
113 |
Ginning-Machine Developments for Improved Fiber Quality
S.E. Hughs, R.V. Baker, L.H. Wilkes, and W.S. Anthony |
115 |
Ginning - Management Practices and Systems for Improved Fiber Quality
William D. Mayfield and William F. Lalor |
118 |
Cotton Quality Measurement Systems-Progress and Plans
C.K. Bragg and C.L. Simpson |
120 |
SPECIAL SESSION ON NEW DEVELOPMENTS FROM INDUSTRY
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Once Refined Cottonseed Oil: A New Solvent System for Malathion Emulsified Concentrate Formulations
William Halford and William C. Jany |
124 |
The Phytogram Network
W. Gensler and Veikko A. Kanto |
126 |
MaxEmerge® 2 - Cotton Seed Metering and Planting Excellence
Gordon L. Salley |
129 |
Hybrid Cotton Planting Seed
Dick Crill |
130 |
A Comparison of Cotton Yield Response to PPI Applications of Pendimethalin and Trifluralin for Weed Control
Bruce E. Cranfill and Alvin R. Rhodes |
131 |
Select, a New Postemergence Herbicide for Control of Grasses in Broadleaf Crops
R.T. Kincade |
133 |
An Introduction to RE-40885 A New Broadleaf and Grass Herbicide
A.D. Fulford, T.D. Bishop, and G.J. Rich |
134 |
Karate® 1E: Cotton Insect Control in the Midsouth and Texas
Steve A. Harrison, W. Keith Majure, Wendy A. Dortenzio, Tomie J. Runyan, James T. Daniel, and Charles L. Foresman |
135 |
Dibeta: A Promising Material for Lygus Bug and Spider Mite Control in Cotton
P. Grau |
136 |
New Cotton Harvester
Francis E. Schlueter |
137 |
New Lubrication System for Cotton Pickers
Russell D. Copley |
138 |
Newly Designed Boll Weevil Scout Trap
D.E. Forey and A.R. Quisumbing |
139 |
FMC Returnable Container System
Susan J. Wendler |
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