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2022 MSU Extension On-Farm Cotton Variety Demonstration Program | Mississippi State University Extension Service - Vimarsana News

2022 MSU Extension On-Farm Cotton Variety Demonstration Program | Mississippi State University Extension Service

2022 Trial Locations and Cooperators Trials were arranged and conducted by Brian Pieralisi. Assistance was provided by Tyler Soignier, Eli Hobbs, Will Duke, Chase Felsher, Kaylin McKay, Sheffield Anthony, and Bryce Bullock. Special thanks to Tyson Raper, Associate Professor, University of Tennessee, West Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center.

Reps. Arrington and Jackson Host West Texas Ag Tour - Vimarsana News

Reps. Arrington and Jackson Host West Texas Ag Tour

Rep. Jodey Arrington (TX-19) and Rep. Ronny Jackson (TX-13) spent the day meeting with producers, touring state-of-the-art West Texas ag facilities, and discussing the upcoming 2023 Farm Bill.Included below are highlights and photos of the day’s events:The members started the day at South Plains Implement in Levelland, TX meeting with the Levelland Chamber of Commerce & Ag

Fragments dampen SE cotton quality. Classing office explains process - Vimarsana News

Fragments dampen SE cotton quality. Classing office explains process

Examining the unusual increase in seed coat fragments in cotton produced in the Southeast. The 2020 cotton season didn't end well for some Southeast cotton. The USDA Classing Office in Macon, Ga., has classed 2.2 million samples. Approximately 895,000 contained seed coat fragments, which can discount the value of that cotton. A portion of samples taken at the office also contained whole cotton seed. On Jan. 5, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue directed the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service to work with the Georgia Department of Agriculture to raise awareness and further examine the ...