Facing Fears: What Flooded Fields Mean for Cotton
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With heavy rain and wind hitting parts of the Mid-South this past weekend, worries are sprouting up about potential damage to cotton fields. With signs of significant flooding, growers are fearful of losing usable acreage and already planted seeds. While there are ways to lower the risk for planted crops, combating these effects relies mostly on the decisions of Mother Nature. If fields are flooded, work toward bailing out water as quickly as possible. While…
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