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Narrowing the Field - Winter 2006
... project to examine the advantages and disadvantages of using a 15-inch-row cotton picker. So far, the results are promising. Cotton has traditionally been grown on wide rows, typically 36 to ... neighboring row of still-standing cotton plants. Small rotating spindles with tiny barbs grab the lint from the stalks, a much more precise technology than the stripper. The advantages of narrow-row cotton are ...
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Let's Try Exhibiting--It's an Adventure
... and give the bloom a good balance. See center illustration below. The outer or first row of petals should be down in a horizontal position but not drooping down. The inside ... will detract from an otherwise beautiful bloom. I always polish the foliage with a soft cotton cloth to bring out the natural luster of the leaves. The bloom must be free ...
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Organic Vegetable Gardening
... Many gardeners find it helpful to draw out on paper the location of each row and the crop or succession of crops to be planted. PLANTING GUIDE ... Sidedressing All Types -- Scatter a band of manure down each side of the row. Place each band at the edge of the root zone and work ... quickly alkaline Cocoa Shell Meal 2.5 1.0 2.5 slowly neutral Cotton Seed Meal 6.0 2.5 1.5 slowly acid Ground Rock Phosphate ...
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Alley-Cropping Combinations for the Southeastern USA
... crops may be even more diverse: pasture grasses for forage, cotton, soybeans, vegetables, ethnic herbs, for example, or various combinations of ... with mature pecan and cotton ( Figure 2 ), as well as loblolly pine and cotton, longleaf pine and cotton, and young pecan and ... under or closer to the trees. Crops Row crops such as corn, cotton, soybeans, wheat, barley, oats, sorghum, potatoes, peas ...
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Desirable Vegetable Varieties: Okra
... in height). Obviously, all the standard northern-gardener's tools for augmenting warmth--plastic mulches, row covers, cloches--are wise choices when dealing with okra. Growing Okra is tolerant of water ... of the Malvaceae, the mallow family, and is related to hibiscus and quite closely to cotton. (It is still sometimes listed, wrongly, as Hibiscus esculentus.) History As we often say under ...
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Selecting Sweatsuits, Fleece Separates and Warm-Ups, HYG-5542-94
... -up fabrics. These include acrylic, cotton, polyester, or nylon; or blends of cotton/polyester, cotton/acrylic, acrylic/cotton, cotton/polyester/rayon, polyester/acrylic, or polyester/cotton. Check the percentage of each ... are commonly used at the waistline, leg openings and sleeve edges. Multiple row elastic casings provide comfort and flexibility, and evenly distribute fullness. Whether single ...
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Downy Mildew of Grape, HYG-3013-95
... be seen within the border of the lesion as a delicate, dense, white to grayish, cotton-like growth (Figure 2). Infected tissue gradually becomes dark brown, irregular, and brittle. Severely infected ... circulation and soil drainage. Space vines properly in the row, and, if possible, orient the rows to maximize air movement down the row. Sanitation is important. Remove dead leaves and berries from ...
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Vegetable Crops Pt1
... good insect control. Root Knot: (See Root Knot.) Southern Blight: (See Southern Blight.) Cotton Root Rot: (See Cotton Root Rot.) Sun Scald: In the early spring beans are often affected by a ... made to improve air circulation between plants and rows. This can be done by increasing row spacing and decreasing the seeding rate. Excessive applications of nitrogen favor heavy vine growth and ...
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Vegetable Crops pt 2
... from overwintering infected weeds. The disease usually occurs sporadically with little economic loss. See Cotton Root Rot: CELERY Apium graveolens var. dulce Cercospora Blight (fungus - Cercospora apii): Symptoms begin ... F. Control of this pathogen is through a combination of practices such as drainage, row spacing, seeding rates, weed control, and restricting irrigation only to that needed for ...
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Cotton Seedling Diseases
... amount of spray striking the top of the covered row. Using an in-furrow granular fungicide is practical and effective. Nearly all cotton planters already have one applicator box for systemic insecticide ... than 3-4/foot of row = 100 Poorly Drained Soil = 50 If total exceeds 200, consider using an in-furrow fungicide Table 2. Fungicides for control of cotton seedling diseases. These materials ...
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