Pima Cotton Regional Variety Trial, Safford Agricultural Center, 1997
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1998-04Keywords
Agriculture -- ArizonaCotton -- Arizona
Cotton -- Pima cotton genetics
Cotton -- Variety testing
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Sixteen long staple varieties were tested in a replicated small plot trial on the Safford Agricultural Center in Graham county at an elevation of 2950 feet. The highest yielding variety in 1997 was OA 325 with a yield of 746 pounds of lint per acre. It was followed by four other Olvey varieties yielding over 700 pounds per acre. 1997 was not a good Pima cotton year in this valley, weather problems early and insect problems late in the season both took their toll. Yields were more than 300 pounds lower than the previous year and 100 pounds less than in 1995. Yield and other agronomic data as well as fiber quality data are contained in this paper.Series/Report no.
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