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Cotton thrips posed big problem for some South Plains farmers

December 30, 2011 by

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December 30, 2011 By: Blair Fannin BRYAN – It happened so fast, some South Plains cotton growers assumed it was drought and extreme heat that withered away their crops. However, Dr. David Kerns, Texas AgriLife Extension Service entomologist, told producers at the Texas Plant Protection Association conference recently about an invasion of cotton thrips. Known… Read More →

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