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1 Cotton Growing in Kentucky
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A EARLINESS ESSENTIAL I
It sl1ould be elearly understood that the season in Iientuelty
is short for the produetion of eottou and that sueeess with the .
. crop depends upon getting a goodly munber ot` bolls to develop E
early in order that they will mature before a killing I`rost o¤‘<*tll‘~. ,
llenee. every ettort. should he made to promote earliness. 'l`h·· l·
type of soil seleeted, the variety of seed planted. the kind til.  ‘
· fertilizers used. and the eultural methods followed must all lo
earefully eonsidered in their relation to early development ef.
bolls. lt may be remarked ineidentally that with the spread  
the boll weevil over praetieally the entire main eottou belt 3: I
has beeome just as neeessary to seeure early boll developineur
even where the seasons are long as in those regions wliere tl.~ 4
SIl()l`lllL‘S< (lf lIlt‘ $('ilSUIl llIIll{t‘S   ll('I'l‘N$[ll`l\i. .\\ lIlr* S¤‘Jl~<¤ll il’l·  »
vanees the weevils beeome so numerous that all newly t'··i·in·~~l
. bolts are destroyed and only those formed early in the season
are uninjured.
CHOICE OF SOIL
. Cotton thrives best in well drained. warm soils. su··h as are
- usually termed "early" or "tpii··k" soils. I·]arlier planting is
possible on these lighter soils. germination is more prompt. and
the early growth is more rapid than on heavy. eolder soils. `
This means. of eourse. earlier blooming and Inill development. _
In Kentueky it must be eonsidered very risky to plant eotton en p
wet, poorly drained soil. either upland or lowland. \\'ell drained
bottom land. partieularly that eontaiuing a large proportion ot`
sand. sueh as the lliektnan bottoms in l·`ultou eounty. are admir-
ably adapted to eotton.
_ ROTATIONS WITH COTTON I
lt is hoped that wherever eotton growing may be developt
in Kentucky it will not result; in a one erop system ot tarniiug
sueh as is prevalent over so mueh ol’ the south. Sueh a system is
unsound eeonomieally and there is no exeuse for it in this state.
A Diversified farming is safe t`arming and eotton should not Ir
. allowed to erowd out other erops that may temporarily have a

 4 Colton. (/mtriny in Ifwntucky 5
4 s1u.tll··1· ;u·i·t~zi;;e vulue. (`otton {its fairly well into most rota-
lty time mul the ]»1·<>s]»<·¤·tivt· ;:row<·r run usually modify the rota-
lt·_· tion he hus l»t·<·n l`¢>ll<>wing to in<:lt1de this crop. As cotton
5], 2 iS mtll.·;· it tlil'li¤·ult <·r0p to lu·<·p free from weeds, it; is advan-
l`>» V l£l!·‘¤¤ll> ltr ll&l\’4* ll i't>llt)\\' ll (Jlllll\’2llC(,l (J1‘0p, SUCl1 3.3 C01`I1 OI` I0-
l1·· l»zu·l··l. the ¤·ultix‘;ui<»n of whivh luis lielpwtl lll'('(J the soil of weed
my $,.5], '|`lu· t`t»ll¤»win;; l'tll2lllllllS ure Sll{!!<'$l<‘|l us lwing: suitzlhle
l··· for \\‘~·sl··l‘ll l{¢·utu··l<_y:
tl?} _ {_ .1» t‘t»i·n; til cotton; till <·ou·p··;is or soyhl·;nis, cover crop oi
of t-rinison t·l¤»v··r or rw,
j; ll. lll (`orn or tt>l>u<·t·r>; t2! t·<»tton; Ulu <·0wp<»u:<; <4l wliczlt; (5) _
_m _ t·l<>v··r untl tzruss.
lll. lll <`¤»tt<»n; ¤2» vorn; till wli··ut; lll <·lovr·r und grass.
hl. ` l\'. lll twitmii; t2¤ t·owp··u>·; tile vorn: lll wln-ut.
hl-
mt .\ ····x··~i· ··i·¤»p sluiulil ulwuys he ust·.l tlillowiiigz :1 cttltivzitetl
MU t·i··*»]», _\ l·;lll` stuaul ol` ¤IS with <·<»tt<»n liuve shown large in-
NJ r·rt·zi~t·s in yi··l·l l·l`lllll the use ol` liliosplizite l`··rtilixers. even wliere
HQ- soils zu·•· fuirly well supiilitwl with ]llltlSIllll¤l‘ll$. ,\t·i1‘·»vt~ i>r0litul>lt— in niuny vuses, ulso. 'l`he following revoni-
m,_ llll'llllillll'tNIllt'lI\'lI}'. l·`<»r thc .
bcnctits resulting from thi- uso of liniv, sw lixteiisiini (`ii·i·nlz1r -
N0. 123, of the Ki·ntni·li>il.<»I`<·i»1it‘s<·. thzit th¤~ zi]>;»li<·:iti·>ii ¤·t` nnnnn·i~ or  I
the plowing unilcr ot` lcgiiiiws or grnxing thi-in tl·»wn _inst l»<·t'i»rtz I
` planting lunil in t·ott<>n will 1‘t>ilti¤·c thc z1in<»i1nt <»t` i'UlllIll(’[`t‘l1lI  i
` 11it1·0g0n 1'L‘<[l1Il'0iI or nniko its nsw lIllllt‘i‘t‘\ nnn·h nitro-
gou 111:1)* vnitso un cxwssivc g·i·mx‘tli ¤»t` plants nntl innlw thv t·1·<»p  ,
i _ late in nmtnring. ‘
PREPARATION OF THE SOIL I
Tint; of I’Z·»z:*f1iy/-~—Ih~··;111si· t»t` thc tI£lll;_l't'l’ ··t` the snil wtisliiiig
badly. 0nly wry lvvol lztnil 01* Iiwzivy grziss stttls sh·»nItl l·i~ i»l<»m·il
in the full. It is Hlllvll ]1l(l1'C ilosirzililc zis it II£ll'lll 1»i*;i··tis in tncist
I paris of l{011tn··l1··_·. thw )··»nn;· pleinis ziww ninrc
1`Zl1)I(II}` (Ill. El lIlt1l't‘(I-Il!`tI. {III IlIIlI(lI`liIIII t'I\llSIlI-
eration in ohtziining ceirly ma1tin·ity. 'l`ht: host st·t~·l-l»t·tl t·i»nili—
tions ure S¢_‘Illl`<‘ :intl gives
thc ground tin1·’· to l»0t·<»iin& lll(‘lIt)\\` einil svttltwl.
Allr/lim] of ]I/Oli'],/ly Luna! fur (Vi//nit. rltziinl is n··;ii·Iy till
l>0llI'I·&l¤·<* tlraiiiiaigc,
ca11S¤Stl1c· soil to \\`ill'llllll)1llftI'O(|lllt‘I{l}`. an i·t»ntlitit»n I.£l\'l'lllt‘tI hy tlnwww- I
ing Your ll€ll'1'U\\' flll`1‘(t\\`S IULl't‘Ill(‘l' nr. ais nnist l{t·ntiit·l<_v Il&lI'Ill<‘l$
woulil say, plmving thc :‘t‘<>nnt` t`<¤ni‘ t`iii·i·t·ws (?(l(‘Il.
Somctinngs tho lzinil is pltuwiwl in thv <»i·\\'I1lQ ill IIIQ It‘I‘1i1S 0I` IIlt‘ vtitliiti g`1‘<»\\'<*I`. MINI
· thc lwcls arc finislicil lzttier. In riigitrtl to this pmwtis, thc Ton-
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is I nessee lixperiuient Stution found us the result of seven years’
·il tests on its western Tennessee experiment lield that the yield
*9 . is not inereused sullieiently to _justify it. Flowing previous to
lr _ bgthliiig is probably desirable in ease of sod hind. however-, The
j disk eultivutor und disk Iuirrow nre often used for bedding on
mp .  ltmd previously plowed,
  Q 1·’orm1'zzg the lletls uml eipp/ying l·'ti·t{H:c2‘.—l·`or the many
,0 furuiers who will plunt eotton und who huve never hud any ex- ‘
>p _ perienee in bedding lnnd, the following suggestions may prove
A helpful i11 getting the job done well:
. l·`irst ent up witl1 the disk lnirrow or stulk eutter ull stalks
  or other litter on the lund so thut it will lit; buried perfeetlv by
Ig  _ the plow. Otherwise it will interel`er·· seriously with the eulti-
Cd tuition of the erop. l.itter should never be burned unless for the
N destruetion of some inseet pest. lt is ei vuluzible souree of
3 humus.
    Vllilllll lsUll|)\\-S <‘tll'll. l(lllil\'¤'U (Fl` l`\*\\il*l'Zl\. lIlill`l{ {lll. lllL* ll\'~*1' the eenter iill1`1`t»\\'_ running [hg
of blow at zi depth of ti to ti niehes, 'l`he Tennessee experiments re-
vi ferred to previously huve shown thut plowing deeper than 6
'LS inehes is not neet-ss;u·y or even utlriszible. 'l`he two furrows
uu thrown togetlier l’oi-in the "list." 'l`h·· uubrolten spuee between
hc IS rztlled the "bulk." liedding is eonipleted by throwing uuother
gc, furrow to ezieh side of the list or by running at double niouldbozird
to plow known us zi "middle breaker" or "1niddle buster" in the
HS · 1ni¤ll}' lEllt‘l` tltun 'l`t·it·t·
_ or lixprt-ss uml whilt- tht-y hurt- lut·n‘t·r holls uml muy yit-ltl 111ttt·.»
in fuvoruhlt- yt-urs. tht-y will prohuhly not gin- us good 1·t-sttht
in ]{l‘llI\lt‘l{}' on tht- £l\'t‘l'ilL{'t‘ us tht- vt-ry t·urly sorts ttutm-tl, lt
would st-t-ut wist- for tht- Q'l`(l\\'t‘l`S in l(t‘llltlt‘l{}' to pluttt 'l`t·it·t- ttt·
Express until tt-sts huvt- shown tltt- vuluo ot` tht- lutt-r vurit-ti··<.
The Kt-ntut·ky l`lXpt‘I‘lIIlt‘lll Ntution is pluttttiug vurit-ty Ivsfs
with t·ottt1n i11 wt-stt-rn l{t*lIlllt‘l{}' this yt-ur. uml tht- lixtt-ttsitttt
Division of tht- l`ollt-ut- ot` -\§1'l`lt‘lllllll't‘ will huvt- st-vt-1·ul tlt‘lllttll-
_ strutitms with yurit-tit-s itt t-ut·h t1t' tltt- t·o1n1tit-s wl1t-rt- tht- itttt-rt-st
in cotton is strong. 'l`ht-st- tt-sts uml tlt-tnttttstrutiotts will ht- t't\ll-
tinnctl 1111til tht- utluptuhility ot` tlitl`v1·t-11t vurit-tit·s for l{l‘lllll<‘l{}'
has ht-cn tlt'lt'l'lIlllll’tl.
l CULTIVATION OF COTTON
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any crop. Cotton is 111orc tlit`tit·ult to kccp t·lt-un thun t·ort1 ht-t·u11sc A
the young plunts ure tlt-lit·utc und grow slowly for u lllllO.
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trolling wot-tls if u nrt-ut tlt·ul ol` work with tht- hot- is to he ‘
avoidtzd. It is g•·nt-rully l`t‘(‘()lllIll(‘llQ'|111']1t
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