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Addressing Grass Pressure to Protect Cotton Yields in South Carolina

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August 10, 2024

DATE  |  May 2024

LOCATION  |  Dillon, SC

CROP  |  Cotton

THREAT  |  Weed Pressure

MISSION  | 1   2   3    4  5   6


 

Early detection of weed pressure is crucial to prevent competition and safeguard crop performance.

PROBLEM

  • Severe grass pressure detected in several cotton fields for a grower in SC
  • Early weed detection showed the burndown was ineffective
  • Stand count seemed to look solid; however there is a high chance of competition in the field and should be addressed A.S.A.P 

RECOMMENDATION

  • Swiftly assess the situation to identify the appropriate chemistry required to eliminate the weeds.
  • Revisit the field after the respray to determine if additional action is necessary.
  • Leverage this experience and weed identification data to establish a more effective herbicide program for the following year.

 

 

 


OPPORTUNITY

  • immediate opportunity to place herbicide products to correct the issue this season and upsell better residual program next season
  • Grower saw yield increase of 64 lbs=$44 per acre, retailer sold an additional herbicide application=$25 per acre this season and next

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