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- Vol 11 no 9- July 23, 2008
CURRENT SITUATION: Monitor cottton fleahoppers in some areas, cotton bollworm moths continue to be low; HEAT UNITS AND WEATHER DATA; GROWER MEETING DATES. - Vol 11 Issue 6 – July 2, 2008
General Situation-rain was good but not enough; Insect Pests-thrips, fleahoppers, and cotton bollworms low in count; caterpillar damage in grain sorghum;corrn earworm larva complicated to estimate economic injury. - Vol 11 Issue 7 – July 9, 2008
Cotton -Thrips still high in Roscoe, Monitor for Fleahoppers, Scout insecticide safety; Grain Sorghum – Head worms found in Jones Co., Simpler formula for treatment level - Vol 11 No 10 – July 31, 2008
CURRENT SITUATION-Temperatures continue to stress crops, Consider cutting back on irrigation; INSECT PESTS- Cotton Bollworms low in number, Cotton Fleahoppers low in number, Cotton Aphids found in occasional fields along with abundance of natural enemies, - Vol 11 no 11 – Aug 6, 2008
GENERAL COTTON CONDITIONS: Brutally hot; INSECT PESTS: Monitor for cotton bollworm moths in irrigated fileds and whorl stage grain sorghum, Monitor for cotton aphids, Damage potential for caterpillar larvae to grain sorghum, Monitor for sorghum midge; UPC - Vol 11 no 12 – August 14, 2008
GENERAL SITUATION- Rain brought much needed relief, Insects remain light in cotton, Grain sorghum situation remains same; COTTON GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT – Rain benefits early vegetative growth, Rain may start growth again after top fruit shed, Late top cro - Vol 11 no 13 – August 21, 2008
GENERAL SITUATION-Cotton bollworm moth numbers rise; NO GROWER MEETINGS NEXT WEEK ; UPCOMING MEETINGS -Monsanto Technology Field Day, Bayer CropScience Field Day , Ag Waste/Pesticide Collection Program, Rolling Plains Quail Research Ranch Field Day. - Vol 11 No 14 – August 29, 2008
GENERAL SITUATION-Lower daily heat units, Insect numbers up; WHEAT-Prepare to plant, Prevent infestation; WEED CONTROL-Situation inquiries; MASTER MARKETER PROGRAM-Texas AgriLife to host; IPM SUPPORTERS; TABLE OF DISEASES AND INSECTS. - Vol 11 No 15 – September 10, 2008
COTTON- Insect numbers light, below normal heat units; GRAIN SORGHUM- Monitor for larvae; UPCOMING EVENTS – Monsanto Tech Field Day, Bayer CropScience Field Day, Ag Waste/Pesticide Collection Program - Vol 11 No 16 – Oct 8, 2008
General Situation – Cotton aphids in higer numbers, armyworm alert; Upcoming Meetings – Nolan Co. Harvest Aid Meeting, Jones Co. Cotton Field Day - Vol 11 no 17 – October 14, 2008
General Situation – Gearing up for harvest, Harvest Aid Tests; Master Marketer Program In Jauary 2009 - Vol 11 No 18 – Dec 8, 2008
GENERAL SITUATION: Table showing Erick Richards’ cotton variety yields. - Vol 11 No 5 – June 25, 2008
Current Situation – wet with hail. Insect Pests – Thrips low, Monitor fleahoppers. Replant Decision Information. - Vol 11 No 8 – July 17, 2008
GENERAL SITUATION -Cotton holding up well, Grain sorghum showing signs of moisture stress; INSECT PESTS- Cotton thrips- continue to monitor in presquaring fields, cotton fleahoppers- being found more frequently, cotton aphids- low in number, cotton bollwo - Vol. 11 no. 1 – March 12, 2008
Lower Rolling Plains Ag Conference, Cotton Industry Updage, 2007 Cotton Variety Trial Tables - Vol. 11, no. 2 – April 16, 2008
Grain Sorghum Herbicide Application, Wheat Yield Estimate, Wheat Steak Mosaic Virus, Soil Sampling, Newsletter Renewal - Vol. 11, no. 3 – May 16, 2008
Wheat damage from Wheat Stem Maggot and Loose Smut, Cotton Weed Management with Preemergence Herbicides - Vol. 11, no. 4, June 19, 2008
General Weather Conditions and Cotton Thrips Infestation Levels
