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2006 Preliminary Cotton OVT Results from Alexandria
The downloadable PDF file conatins preliminary Cotton OVT results from the Dean Lee Research Station location. These data are preliminary and should be treated as such.

2006 Preliminary Cotton OVT Results of Data Pooled Across All Louisiana Locations
The downloadable PDF file conatins preliminary Cotton OVT results from the multi-location analysis of data collected at all cotton research stations in the LSU AgCenter system. These data are preliminary and should be treated as such.

2006 Preliminary Cotton OVT Results from Bossier City
The downloadable PDF file conatins preliminary Cotton OVT results from the Red River Research Station location. These data are preliminary and should be treated as such.

2006 Preliminary Cotton OVT Results from St. Joseph
The downloadable PDF file conatins preliminary Cotton OVT results from the Northeast Research Station location. These data are preliminary and should be treated as such.

2006 Preliminary Cotton OVT Results from Winnsboro
The downladable PDF file contains the PRELIMINARY Cotton OVT results from the Macon Ridge Research Station location. These data are preliminary and should be considered as such.
Cotton Varieties for Louisiana
Cotton Varieties
Results from official Louisiana cotton variety trails including recommended varieties for planting.
Best Management Practices for Plant Bugs in Midsouth Cotton
plant bugs on cotton
Plant bugs have become a very serious insect pest of cotton in the Midsouth. Control is often difficult because of high population densities and resistance. Follow these best management practices to help reduce the cost of plant bug control.
Cotton Nematodes
Stunted plants from reniform damage.
Several nematode pests cause serious losses in cotton.
Cotton forum addresses soil, insects, weeds
(Distributed 01/25/08) Testing soil and properly managing weeds and insects can help cotton farmers grow a successful 2008 crop, experts told approximately 60 cotton producers and other industry representatives at the Louisiana Cotton Forum held Jan. 23 at the Delhi Civic Center.
Root-knot nematode in cotton
root-knot galling
Root-knot nematode is the second most important nematode that damages cotton in Louisiana.
Double-cropping Cotton and Wheat in Louisiana
doublecropping cotton and wheat
Wheat acreage in Louisiana has increased significantly because of higher wheat prices. With the increase in wheat acreage, interest has risen considerably in double-cropping cotton after wheat is harvested. Recommendations for growing cotton in a double-cropped production system with wheat in 2007 are included.
Herbicide Resistance Management in Roundup Ready Cotton
cotton
Herbicide resistance has become a major concern in U.S. cotton production. Over the years, numerous cases of weeds developing resistance to several classes of herbicides have been recorded. Recommendations for managing herbicide resistance in 2008 cotton, as well as color photographs, are included.
2007 Louisiana Red River Area Projected Cotton, Soybean, Corn, Milo and Wheat Production Costs
2007 Red River Budgets
This report presents estimates of projected production costs for the production of cotton, soybeans, corn, milo and wheat in the Red River and central areas of Louisiana for the 2007 crop year.
2007 Northeast Louisiana Projected Cotton, Soybeans, Corn, Milo and Wheat Production Costs
2007 NE Cotton Budgets
This report presents estimates of projected production costs for the production of cotton, soybeans, corn, milo and wheat in Northeast Louisiana for the 2007 crop year.