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| Current Issue: May 2012 |
The Issue
One of the tools being used this year in the fight against resistant pigweed is the tankmixing of herbicides. By creating a new mode of action, cotton producers are making headway in their battle against this serious problem. However, care must be taken to make sure the herbicides are compatible before any spray applications can begin. Bruce Kirksey (right), director of research at Agricenter International in Memphis, Tenn., works with research assistant Isaac Carpenter to make sure that the proper amounts of herbicide are carefully measured.
Cover Photo By Tommy Horton
Feature Stories
• Tankmix Options
• TCGA Optimistic About 2012 Season
• What Customers Want
Textile Supply Chain Needs Effective Strategies
• How To Combat Early Season Thrips
• FFA Chapters Win Video Contest
• Cotton Incorporated Launches New TV Ads
Columns & Departments
• Editor's Note
War On Weeds Continues To Rage
• Cotton's Agenda
A Hazy Outlook
• Industry Comments
• Specialists Speaking
Warm Weather Speeds Up Planting
• Industry News
• Cotton Ginners Marketplace
It’s Never Too Late To Learn About Ginning
• My Turn: Riding Into Town
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