Pictures from the sprayer tell the story! Around 3weeks ago I sprayed half of this farm ON TIME with a product that had been evaluated and recommended by Extension. Only a field road separating these two pictures. One on left was untreated for jassid, one on right was treated.
The most recent episode of Talkin’ Cotton tries to answer the question of the week in GA: why are we seeing so much more CLRDV-induced bronze wilt this year? Also listen for a recap on the @GACottonComm mid-year meeting and considerations in late July.
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Getting beaucoup calls about this in GA cotton. 25 years ago I would have called it “bronze wilt”; today I call it symptoms of cotton leaf roll dwarf virus. Found across varieties, but more severe in some varieties, we seek to understand why so much so early this year. UGA EXT
We are now over 60% of counties in Georgia reporting fall army worm. A big thank you to everyone spreading the word on the FAW! Here is the latest from @GaFarmBureau : https://t.co/ycRErrHoyn
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Sharing again because of the number of calls we are receiving this week on fall armyworms. Remember chemical control is only recommended for armyworms less than 3/4" long. If armyworms are greater than 3/4", harvest is recommended!
@gaforages@UGAExtension
We have had a change in our program for the Georgia Cotton Commission Mid-Year Meeting. We hope to see you next Wednesday, July 24 at the Nessmith-Lane Conference Center in Statesboro! Visit our website for more details and to pre-register for free!