March 06, 2020

As many cotton crops are approaching defoliation, it is important that growers and spray contractors are familiar and up to date with industry best practice to ensure that defoliation sprays hit their target.

The CottonInfo team (a joint venture between Cotton Seed Distributors, CRDC and Cotton Australia) have developed a defoliation preparation fact sheet with details on:

  • Training and accreditation requirements
  • Record keeping legislation and protocols
  • Crop monitoring and maturity
  • Product choice and rate
  • Droplet size
  • Application conditions
  • Tactics to minimise drift
  • Use pattern and expected activity for defoliants, boll conditioners and desiccants

We encourage you to familiarise yourself with the information in the fact sheet below.

 

DOWNLOAD FACT SHEET

 

If you would like any more information or to discuss any of your cotton needs please contact one of our TSP below: 

 

Tamworth Region - Alice Bowler: 0448 292 677

Liverpool Plains Region - Steve McAnally: 0402 597 340

Moree Region - Caleb Torrence: 0488 529 003


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