This week’s Cotton Newsline is 3 cuts. All cuts are Dr. Michael Williams, a retired cotton extension entomologist who compiles the cotton insect loss report.
Suggested introduction cut 1:
In the last four or five years the overall impact of insects has been fairly low. Dr. Michael Williams, a retired cotton extension entomologist who compiles the cotton insect loss report, says this year the losses across the whole cotton belt were three-point-seven-nine percent.
Suggested introduction cut 2:
According to Williams the average cost for insect management was fifty-six dollars an acre.
Suggested introduction cut 3:
Williams says every year they have some new pests that come in.
