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Seed Coat Fragments Discussed During Beltwide Cotton Conferences

Dan January 13, 2021 Cotton

seed coat — A typical cotton sample with seed coat fragments identified in blue circles.
Credit: AMS Cotton & Tobacco Program.

Seed coat fragments have popped up in various cotton fields across the Southeast, an issue that was discussed during last week’s Beltwide Cotton Conferences. National Cotton Council (NCC) Vice President of Economics and Policy Analysis, Jody Campiche, says the problem seems to be specifically related to hurricanes.

Seed Coat Fragments Discussed During Beltwide Cotton Conferences

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