Wednesday, 4 January 2006: 1:30 PM-3:30 PM
Salons G & M (Marriott Rivercenter Hotel)
Symposium: Application Technology Update on Remote Sensing, Variable Rate Application, GPS and Seed Special Applications as it relates to Plant Pathology and Nematology in Cotton
This symposium will address new technologies in Remote Sensing and GPS appplications as it relates to Plant Pathoolgy and Nematology.
Presiding:	K. S. Lawrence, Auburn University, Auburn, AL
1:30 PM			Saving Money with Seed-Specific Placement of In-Furrow Fungicides   Melvin A. Newman, John B. Wilkerson, John H. Hancock, F. Henry Moody and William E. Hart, Ento. & Plant Pathology Dept., Jackson,, TN
1:50 PM			Nematode sampling: the limiting factor to variable rate application   Terry A. Wheeler, Lubbock, TX
2:10 PM			Hyperspectral Imaging for Identifying Nematode Infestations in Arizona Cotton   Barron J. Orr, Michael A. McClure, Doug Rautenkranz, Willem J.D. van Leeuwan and Stuart E. Marsh, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
2:30 PM			Using geospatial technologies to better manage nematode problems   Charlie Overstreet, Gene Burris, Don Cook, E.C. McGawley, Boyd Padgett and Maurice Wolcott, Louisiana State Univerisity, Baton Rouge,, LA
2:50 PM			Population Estimation of the Reniform Nematode usingHyperspectral Reflectance Data and Applications to Variable Rate Nematicide Applications   Gary W. Lawrence1, R. King1, G.R. Ellis1, R. Doshi1, K. S. Lawrence2, J. Caceres1 and S. Samson3, (1)Mississippi State Universtiy, Mississippi State, MS, (2)Auburn University, Auburn, AL, (3)Mississippi State University, Miss. State, MS
3:10 PM			Nematode Management -- Adapting Innovative Approaches for Field Applications Scott Monfort, Ag Research, Syckamore, GA
Sponsor:	Cotton Disease Council

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