Friday, January 7, 2011: 8:45 AM

Marquis - 106 & 107 (Atlanta Marriott Marquis)

D. Scott Akin , University of Arkansas

Michael D. Toews , University of Georgia

K. C. Allen , USDA-ARS, SIMRU

J.S. Bacheler , North Carolina State University

Angus Catchot , Mississippi State University

D. R. Cook , Mississippi State University

Jeff Gore , Mississippi State University, DREC

Jeremy K. Greene , Clemson University

Ames Herbert , Virginia Tech

Ryan Jackson , USDA-ARS, CPSRU

David Kerns , Texas AgriLife Extension Service

B. Rogers Leonard , LSU AgCenter, Macon Ridge Station

Gus Lorenz , University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service

Stephen Micinski , Red River Research Station

Jack Reed , Mississippi State University

Dominic D. Reisig , North Carolina State University, Vernon James Research and Extension Center

Phillip Roberts , University of Georgia

Scott D. Stewart , The University of Tennessee

G.E. Studebaker , Cooperative Extension Service University of Arkansas

K. V. Tindall , Univ. of Missouri

Recorded Presentation

Small-plot experiments were conducted across the cotton belt to determine if automatic foliar applications made to cotton that had received a preventative insecticide would be economically viable, and if so, which timing these applications would preserve yield.

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12205 Evaluation of Automatic Insecticide Applications Following Preventative Insecticides for Thrips