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| Current Issue: July 2010 |
The Issue
The cotton fleahopper sometimes doesn’t receive the respect it deserves across the Cotton Belt. But it continues to be the major cotton insect pest in Texas. Even though the boll weevil has been eradicated, the fleahopper remains a serious pest that attacks cotton early in the season. Left unchecked, it can cause serious damage.
Photo By Stephen Biles, Port Lavacca, Texas
Feature Stories
• Pesky Fleahopper Is Here To Stay
• Tarnished Plant Bugs: Expanding The Playbook
• New ‘Tool’ Can Help Manage Stink Bugs
• Immigration Affects Industry
Columns & Departments
• Editor's Note: Arkansas Amabassador — Andrew Whisenhunt
• Cotton's Agenda: Keeping An Industry Viable
• Cotton Board: New Tour Spotlights Younger Farmers
• Specialists Speaking
• Cotton Ginners Marketplace: Regional Ginning Reports
• Industry Comments
• Web Poll: Regulatory Threats Burden Producers
• My Turn: Promise Of Better Days
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