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hockley-cochran

Hockley/Cochran IPM Steering Committee Meeting

7-23-09

Issues/Needs for the Next 3-5 Years

  • Economic Competitiveness
  • Water Quantity and Quality
      • Irrigation Efficiency – Drip Irrigation
      • No-Till and Other Tillage Stystems
      • Alternative Crops
        • Safflower
        • Black-eyed Peas
        • Sunflower
        • Sorghum
        • Wheat
        • Peanuts
        • Grapes
  • Yield (Cotton)
  • Varieties – Transgenic and Conventional Cultivars
      • Cost of Seed –Transgenic Crops
      • Production Systems for Transgenic Crops
      • Selection on Weeds for Resistance in Transgenic Systems
      • Drought Tolerance
      • Herbicide Drift in Mixed Conventional/Transgenic Production
  • Fertilization
  • Cost
  • Sampling & Intelligent Use
  • Timing
  • Crop Rotation With Fallow
  • Pests (all)
  • Diseases
    • Verticillium
    • Nematodes – Root Knot (now), Reniform (future)
  • Weeds
    • Herbicide Tolerant Weeds
  • Herbicide Tolerant Crops as Weeds (peanuts, cotton, milo)
  • Mare’s Tail
  • Bindweed
  • Morning Glory
  • Grassy Weeds
  • Insects
    • Insecticide Resistance
    • Lygus
    • Bollworm
    • Thrips (from wheat)
  • Other Pests- Feral Hogs
  • Land use and Production Issues
      • CRP Phase Out
      • Wind Energy
      • Wild Life
      • Eco-tours
      • Absentee Land Owners
      • Easements – Weed and Brush Issues
  • Environmental Issues
  • Water Quality and Quantity
  • Environmental Education
    • Agriculture a “Green” Industry
    • Land and Water Use Issues
      • Eco-tourism
      • Alternative Crops
      • Crop Rotation/Fallow
  • Carbon Credits
  • Fertilizer Related Issues
  • Wind Erosion – CRP Phase Out
  • Feral Hogs and Their Environmental Damage
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  • Food Safety Education
  • Public Education About Agriculture & IPM
  • Youth Education About Agriculture & IPM

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