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Skip to main content * County Centers * View All Topics * Become a Student * Give Now Menu COTTON * Meet Our Staff * Events * NC Ag Chemicals Manual * 2024 Cotton Information * 2022 Specialist Winter Production Presentations * Calculators and Decision Aids chevron_right * Cotton Variety Performance Calculator * Cotton Planting Conditions Calculator * Thrips Infestation Predictor for Cotton * Crop Comparison Tool * NCDA Cotton Seed Quality Database * Spray Conditions Tool (Mobile) * Spray Conditions Tool (Desktop) * Deficiency & Injury Symptoms * Diagnosis and Testing chevron_right * NC State Plant Disease & Insect Clinic * NCDA&CS Agronomic Services – Soil Testing * NCDA&CS Agronomic Services – Plant Tissue Analysis * Links chevron_right * North Carolina Cotton Facebook * North Carolina Cotton Insect Scouting Guide * Light Trap Information * Managing Thrips in Cotton * Thrips Infestation Predictor for Cotton * 2018 Cotton Belt Regional Survey Insecticide Efficacy- Cotton, Corn, Soy * North Carolina Cotton Producers Association * Southern Southeastern Cotton Growers and Ginners * Cotton Incorporated * Cotton Council * Cotton Cultivated: Cotton Ag Data, Resources & Trends * Educational Cotton Webcasts * NC Cotton Insect Scouting Guide * Excluding Boll Weevil Saves North Carolina Cotton Producers Money * Subscribe by Email * Departments chevron_right * Crop & Soil Sciences * Extension Entomology * Plant Pathology * Resources for Agents chevron_right * Cotton Disease Management * Tarnished Plant Bug Management in Cotton * Cotton Crash Course 2020 * Alternative Product Demonstrations * 2021 Winter Cotton Agent Training * More Resources * Hurricane Preparedness Guide * Virtual Field Day Presentations * Old Carolina Cotton Notes chevron_right * Guidelines for Use of a Wick Applicator for Applying Mepiquat Chloride * Calibration of a Wick Delivery System for Mepiquat Chloride * Soil Health: What Does It Mean? * Podcasts chevron_right * Cotton Specialists Corner Podcast * Crop Sense * Publications & Factsheets Search this website search For hurricane and disaster related information see: NC Disaster Information Center ncdisaster.ces.ncsu.edu en Español / em Português Español El inglés es el idioma de control de esta página. 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Estoy de Acuerdo / Eu concordo / I agree ▼ Collapse ▲ UPCOMING EVENTS chevron_left chevron_right All Events Piedmont Cotton Meeting Tue 2/11 2025 11 AM - 2 PM OfflineEventAttendanceMode Stanly County Agri-Civic Center, 26032 Newt Rd # B, Albemarle, NC 28001 Stanly County Agri-Civic Center, 26032 Newt Rd # B, Albemarle, NC 28001 Cotton 3 months away Feb 11 2025 Scotland/Hoke/Robeson Cotton Meeting Tue 2/11 2025 5 PM - 7:30 PM OfflineEventAttendanceMode 455 Caton Rd, Lumberton NC 455 Caton Rd, Lumberton NC Cotton 3 months away Feb 11 2025 Pitt County Cotton Meeting Wed 2/12 2025 9 AM - 11 AM OfflineEventAttendanceMode 403 Government Circle, Suite 2, Greenville NC 3 months away Feb 12 2025 Blacklands Cotton Meeting Wed 2/12 2025 12 PM - 2:30 PM OfflineEventAttendanceMode 39111 US-264, Belhaven NC 3 months away Feb 12 2025 Halifax County Cotton Meeting Thu 2/13 2025 9 AM - 11:30 AM OfflineEventAttendanceMode 359 Ferrell Lane, Halifax NC 3 months away Feb 13 2025 Northampton County Cotton Meeting Thu 2/13 2025 12 PM - 2:30 PM OfflineEventAttendanceMode 9536 NC-305, Jackson NC 3 months away Feb 13 2025 Hertford County Cotton Meeting Thu 2/13 2025 5 PM - 7 PM OfflineEventAttendanceMode 301 Tryon St, Winton, NC 27986 301 Tryon St, Winton, NC 27986 Cotton 3 months away Feb 13 2025 Bertie County Cotton Meeting Tue 2/18 2025 10 AM - 12 PM OfflineEventAttendanceMode 104 Lancaster Ave, Windsor NC 104 Lancaster Ave, Windsor NC Cotton 3 months away Feb 18 2025 Martin County Cotton Meeting Tue 2/18 2025 12 PM - 2:30 PM OfflineEventAttendanceMode 4001 W. Main St, Williamston NC 4001 W. Main St, Williamston NC Cotton 3 months away Feb 18 2025 Gates/Perquimans/Chowan Cotton Meeting Tue 2/18 2025 5 PM - 7:30 PM OfflineEventAttendanceMode 749 Virginia Rd, Edenton NC 749 Virginia Rd, Edenton NC Cotton 3 months away Feb 18 2025 Wayne/Lenoir/Greene Cotton Meeting Wed 2/19 2025 9 AM - 11 AM OfflineEventAttendanceMode 3114 Wayne Memorial Dr. Goldsboro, NC 27534 3114 Wayne Memorial Dr. Goldsboro, NC 27534 Cotton 3 months away Feb 19 2025 Jones/Craven Cotton Meeting Wed 2/19 2025 12 PM - 2:30 PM OfflineEventAttendanceMode 832 Hwy 58 S. Trenton, NC 832 Hwy 58 S. Trenton, NC Cotton 3 months away Feb 19 2025 Sampson/Johnston/Duplin/Harnett Cotton Meeting Thu 2/20 2025 9 AM - 11 AM OfflineEventAttendanceMode 414 Warsaw Rd, Clinton NC, 28328 414 Warsaw Rd, Clinton NC, 28328 Cotton 3 months away Feb 20 2025 Wilson/Nash/Edgecombe Cotton Meeting Thu 2/20 2025 12 PM - 2:30 PM OfflineEventAttendanceMode 1806 Goldsboro St SW, Wilson NC 1806 Goldsboro St SW, Wilson NC Cotton 3 months away Feb 20 2025 See All Eventschevron_right NEWS AND UPDATES Subscription Options UPDATE ON DEFOLIATION CONDITIONS September has not been kind to much of the cotton in North Carolina with rain, cloudy days and cools … — 1 month ago THOUGHTS AS WE APPROACH DEFOLIATION AND HARVEST (COLLINS & EDMISTEN) As we always say, September and October can either preserve our yield potential or chip away at it. This … — 2 months ago SHOULD ADDITIONAL FERTILIZER BE APPLIED TO COTTON AT THIS POINT? (COLLINS & EDMISTEN) We’ve been getting several calls over the last week from consultants and growers sharing similar observations regarding what appears … — 3 months ago HURRICANE PREPARATION AND RECOVERY IN THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES COTTON PRODUCERS GUIDE We participated in developing a USDA document on hurricane preparation and recovery a few years back. Thankfully Debby is … — 3 months ago BOLLWORM POPULATIONS ON THE DECLINE WITH ANOTHER GENERATION ON THE WAY As we enter early August, we continue to track bollworm populations across the state. Extension personnel across the state … — 3 months ago DON'T FORGET ABOUT STINK BUGS IN COTTON Following the reduced-spray environment brought by Bt cotton, stink bugs became a consistent pest. These were a major concern … — 4 months ago CROP STATUS NOW THAT COTTON IS ENTERING THE BLOOM PERIOD (COLLINS & EDMISTEN) Not surprisingly, the intense heat and drought throughout most of June has taken a toll on this crop. A … — 4 months ago TARNISHED PLANT BUG MANAGEMENT IN 2024 With cotton squaring, growers should have someone scouting their fields weekly for tarnished plant bugs. With the dry conditions, … — 5 months ago COTTON IS STILL SMALL.....DO WE EVEN NEED TO THINK ABOUT IRRIGATION? (COLLINS & EDMISTEN) We really hope this article isnt necessary, but the way the weather forecasts are shaping up, we are facing … — 5 months ago PEST ALERT- SCOUT FOR FOLIAGE FEEDING FROM ASIATIC GARDEN BEETLE Asiatic garden beetle is an invasive insect that is an occasional pest of seedling cotton in North Carolina. In … — 5 months ago SHOULD YOU TREAT THRYVON COTTON WITH INSECTICIDE? The short answer for thrips is no, and for plant bugs, yes, if it hits threshold. We covered this … — 6 months ago COTTON PLANTING CONDITIONS MAY 2, 2024 Keith Edmisten and Guy Collins Extension Cotton Specialists, NC State University A small percentage of our crop has been planted at … — 6 months ago CONSIDERATIONS FOR EXPECTED PLANTING CONDITIONS (COLLINS, EDMISTEN, & CAHOON) Based on the weather forecast right now for multiple areas across the state, it appears that we’ll have a … — 7 months ago COTTON PLANTING CONDITION APRIL 24, 2024 Keith Edmisten and Guy Collins Extension Cotton Specialists, NC State University We are seeing a warming spell predicted after a couple … — 7 months ago HOW TO NAIL 2024 THRIPS MANAGEMENT (REISIG, HUSETH) With planters rolling soon, we urge growers to think about thrips management now. The best source of information for … — 7 months ago NCDA&CS COTTON SEED QUALITY TESTING PROGRAM UPDATE (COLLINS, EDMISTEN, FOOTE & BOWERS) As of earlier this week, NCDA & CS Inspectors have collected 262 samples of cotton seed to be tested, … — 8 months ago COTTON SEED QUALITY PROGRAM UPDATE - COLLINS & EDMISTEN As of earlier this week, NCDA & CS Inspectors have collected 176 official samples of cotton seed to be … — 9 months ago EPA ISSUES EXISTING STOCKS ORDER FOR ENGENIA, TAVIUM, AND XTENDIMAX EPA just issued an existing stocks order for Engenia, Tavium, and XtendiMax, previously labeled for use in dicamba-tolerant cotton … — 9 months ago ENGENIA, TAVIUM, AND XTENDIMAX LABELS VACATED A Federal district court in Arizona issued an order on February 6 to vacate labels for Engenia, Tavium, and … — 9 months ago PREPARATIONS FOR COTTON PLANTING START NOW (COLLINS, EDMISTEN, FOOTE, & BOWERS) We all know that every year is different, and the large majority of cotton seed has been of high … — 9 months ago More Postschevron_right EXTENSION CAREERS What separates NC State University from other schools? The same thing that connects it to every corner of North Carolina: NC State Extension. Working hand-in-hand with our partners at N.C. A&T and 101 local governments, we conduct groundbreaking research that addresses real-world issues in communities across the state. » Why Work in Extension? » View All Openings RECENT CONTRIBUTORS Dr. Anders HusethAssociate Professor and Extension Specialist, Field Crops and Sweet Potatoes Dr. Dominic ReisigProfessor and Extension Specialist Dr. Guy CollinsExtension Cotton Specialist Dr. Keith EdmistenProfessor of Crop Science & Extension Cotton Specialist ABOUT EXTENSION NC State Extension is the largest outreach program at NC State University. Based in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, we reach millions of North Carolina citizens each year through local centers in the state's 100 counties and with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. 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