Kansas cotton fields are entering the critical squaring phase, so Kansas State University agronomist Logan Simon and entomologist Anthony Zukoff say timely scouting will be essential to protect yield potential.
Time to scout cotton, corn fields
Kansas cotton acres are down this year, like much of the United States, said Kansas State University agronomist Logan Simon. Farmers should scout for insects to reduce the risk of problems occurring between now and harvest.
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