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South Carolina Cotton Growers’ Guide
Jones, Michael A. Clemson University. Cooperative Extension Service Greene, Jeremy Marshall, Mike Mueller, John D. Smith, Nathanial B.
Jones, Michael A.
Clemson University. Cooperative Extension Service
Greene, Jeremy
Marshall, Mike
Mueller, John D.
Smith, Nathanial B.
Abstract
Good managers readily adopt the latest production technology, while recognizing the impact of limiting factors such as poorly distributed and inadequate rainfall, low soil fertility, or disease problems. In these situations, growers must adjust production practices to maximize profit and fit cotton into the total farm program to use land, labor, and equipment most efficiently. Examine all alternatives to determine the most profitable cotton practices for the farm. The following recommendations are suggested as a guide for 2017.
Issue Date
2017-04-19
Keywords
Cotton growing--South Carolina--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Type
Document
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