Articles of Interest

Articles of Interest

Cotton producer long on quality, used with permission of Delta Farm Press, March 2009

New varieties continue to show promise, used with permission of Cotton Farming, February 2009

Early season varieties can have broad adaptability, used with permission of Southeast AgNET, February 2009

Cotton variety trials guide Virginia grower, used with permission of Southeast Farm Press, January 2009

PhytoGen varieties getting notice in Delta, used with permission of Midsouth Farmer, January 2009

Producers enjoy having variety choices, used with permission of Cotton Farming, January 2009

Cotton, peanut rotation reduces risk, used with permission of Southeast Farm Press, November 2008

PhytoGen geared to gain ground, used with permission of Cotton Grower, November 2008

PhytoGen vigor trumps weather, used with permission of Cotton Grower, November 2008

Dow AgroSciences acquires research station, June 2008

Georgia cotton team changes, used with permission of Southeast AgNET, February 2008

Dow provides a viable choice, used with permission of Southeast AgNET, January 2008

Dow AgroSciences strengthens cotton team across the South, January 2008

Use different approach to control nematodes, used with permission of Cotton Farming

Early maturity variety spreads risk for growers

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