Sprouted Cotton in Wharton County on August 19 Photo: Kate Harrell |
Sprouted Cotton Drying Down in Wharton County on August 23 Photo: Kate Harrell |
Dr. Gaylon Morgan shared this information with the pictures below. "The central Blacklands has been fortunate to have some drying weather that desiccated the germinating cotyledons fairly quickly. So, I realize the Upper Gulf Coast has not been as fortunate and problems will likely be worse than the Blacklands. However, seeing some pictures of how bad looking cotton on the plant may not turn out to be as bad as one may think, once ginned. I am not trying to downplay the situation, because it is serious for those affected and every dollar is important. There is no doubt that seed quality and money has been lost and some lint staining that will cause some discounts. We will just have to wait and see what the extent of damage actually is moving forward."
Seed After Ginning in Hill County Photo: Zach Davis and Ryan Janek |
Seed After Ginning in Hill County Photo: Zach Davis and Ryan Janek |
Cotton Before Ginning in Hill County Photo: Zach Davis and Ryan Janek |
Cotton After Ginning in Hill County Photo: Zach Davis and Ryan Janek |
Cotton Before Ginning in Hill County Photo: Zach Davis and Ryan Janek |
Cotton After Ginning in Hill County Photo: Zach Davis and Ryan Janek |
Cotton Before Ginning in Hill County Photo: Zach Davis and Ryan Janek |
Cotton After Ginning in Hill County Photo: Zach Davis and Ryan Janek |
Sincerely,
Kate Harrell
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