​​Plant Growth Regulator Use in Cotton: The Basics

June 2013 | 26 min., 32 sec.
by Guy D. Collins
University of Georgia

Summary

This presentation will help consultants, county agents, growers, and other practitioners in the Southern U.S. cotton-producing states to understand more about plant growth regulators, which are widely used in cotton production. Specifically in this presentation, practitioners will learn: how plant growth regulators modify plant growth; why growth regulators are used; and how to identify plant growth characteristics or situations in which growth regulator applications may be needed or not needed. By the end of this presentation, the practitioner should know more about general use of plant growth regulators and how to utilize them to achieve optimal cotton yields.

About the Presenter

Guy D. CollinsGuy D. Collins is the University of Georgia Extension Cotton Agronomist. Dr. Collins's primary responsibilities are his extension efforts, in which he provides assistance, support and training programs for county agents and cotton growers in Georgia regarding cotton production and management. His research efforts support his extension program in providing current information that enables Georgia cotton growers in maximizing yield potential, reducing production costs, optimizing the timing of agronomic inputs, and decision making. He work closely with the county agents, the UGA cotton team, the Georgia Cotton Commission, and others.​

Contact Information:
Email: guyc@uga.edu

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