Uneven Stands Creating Fertilization Concerns for Cotton Farmers

Randall Weiseman July 8, 2011 Cotton, Georgia, Weather

UGA Extension Soil Scientist Glen Harris says uneven stands from the drought are creating issues when it comes to fertilization.

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