Cotton Cultivar Evaluation Under Irrigated and Non-Irrigated Conditions

Tuesday, January 7, 2014: 2:40 PM
Acadia (New Orleans Marriott)
Blake McClelland , University of Arkansas
Tom Barber , University of Arkansas Extension
Darrin M Dodds , Mississippi State University
Michael A Jones , Clemson University
Chris L Main , Phytogen
Although irrigation is expanding throughout the Cotton Belt, there are still many acres of dry land cotton that are grown each year. A project was developed to determine the effects of irrigation and dry land conditions on new and standard cotton cultivars. Fifteen new and standard cotton cultivars were evaluated under irrigated and non-irrigated conditions.