When you combine the Deltapine® tradition for superior genetics with the newest trait technology, nobody delivers cotton products with higher potential for yields and fiber quality. Here is a sample of what people are saying.
Steve Bullard about Class of 10
"The class of ’10 are arriving at full throttle! We are seeing yields of as much as 204 pounds per acre greater than DP555BR, you know that variety we planted from fence row to fence row. These varieties are yielding well and the grades we have back so far the quality is better than we have had in the past, especially uniformity."
"DP 0924 B2RF did not look like it held much yield close to harvest. It had smaller bolls and I could see a difference between it and other varieties such as DP 0912 B2RF. I was skeptical, but it turned out to yield very well at 1,333 lbs/acre and have very good grades."
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Zack Webb, Territory Agronomist |
| “Conditions in NC have been wet and cool this spring. With a substantial amount of burndown left, we strongly encourage growers to add a residual herbicide with their Roundup® at burndown. We need to do everything we can to avoid glyphosate resistant weeds (specifically palmer amaranth) from emerging and becoming established. As everyone knows, after glyphosate resistant palmer is emerged, we have few tools to clean it up. On another note, we see decisions on crop mixes coming slowly this spring. We encourage growers to make those decisions as soon as possible so that they will be able to obtain the varieties they want and the supplies they need.” |
