Take a look at our June 28 edition of the Plains Pest Management Newsletter release.
June 28, 2019 Newsletter
Thanks,
Blayne
Highlights, pest status, IPM solutions and announcements for the Texas Mid-High Plains and Upper Rolling Plains
Friday, June 28, 2019
Friday, June 21, 2019
June 21, 2019 Plains Pest Management Newsletter release
Here is the link to the latest edition of the Plains Pest Management Newsletter: https://hale.agrilife.org/files/2019/06/June-21-2019-1.pdf
Thanks,
Blayne
Thanks,
Blayne
Monday, June 17, 2019
June 14 Plains Pest Management Release
Please follow the link below to the June 14 edition of the Plains Pest Management Newsletter:
http://counties.agrilife.org/hale/files/2019/06/Plains-Pest-Management-June-14-2019.pdf
Thanks,
Blayne
http://counties.agrilife.org/hale/files/2019/06/Plains-Pest-Management-June-14-2019.pdf
Thanks,
Blayne
Monday, June 10, 2019
June 7, 2019 Plains Pest Management Newsletter
For the June 7, 2019 Plains Pest Management Newsletter, please follow this link:
http://counties.agrilife.org/hale/files/2019/06/Plains-Pest-Management-News-June-7-2019.pdf
Thanks,
Blayne
http://counties.agrilife.org/hale/files/2019/06/Plains-Pest-Management-News-June-7-2019.pdf
Thanks,
Blayne
Friday, May 24, 2019
Top Producing Cotton Counties for 2018 Released
Texas Plains Cotton: Hale County – 2018 Top U.S. Producer
For
this blog I generally try to reserve it for pest alerts, helpful tips, status
updates, pertinent research results, how to(s), links to newsletters or other
information, and as quick outlets for new or timely IPM information of many
flavors. Today’s is a bit different. The past few growing seasons have been challenging. Steadily increasing input costs, constant
water availability and cost issues, unstable weather, unyielding weed pressure,
returning and heavier pest pressure, resistance to control measures from both those
pests and weeds, weak markets, and implementing ever evolving production and
management practices are just a few of the issues it feels like we have
stumbled through. So, it is very good to
hear from a neutral source that you have been doing your work well and overcoming
many of the challenges thrown your way.
Well,
Hale County, and much of the surrounding area (especially my Hale, Swisher,
& Floyd people), here is a pat on the back and recognition for your successful
efforts. The following was written by
Mary Jane Buerkle last week.
https://agfax.com/2019/05/17/texas-plains-cotton-hale-county-2018-top-u-s-cotton-producer/
By Mary Jane Buerkle, Plains Cotton Growers
Thanks Mary Jane,
Blayne
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)