632 Symposium --Nitrogen Management in Cotton Production/Div. A09 Business Meeting

Oral Session
A09 Professional Practitioners
The attention given cotton production and cotton area planted in the U.S. has diminished in recent years, mainly because of the biofuels frenzy. Nevertheless, cotton continues to be an important crop to producers across the “Cotton Belt”. Additionally, yield per unit area has dramatically increased in some areas in recent years as seed technology and management practices continue to improve. Effective N management is critical to the production of optimal cotton yields and quality. This session will explore fundamental and current N management issues in cotton production.
Tuesday, 7 October 2008: 8:10 AM-12:15 PM
George R. Brown Convention Center, 360DE

Presiding:
William Stewart
8:10 AM
Introductory Remarks
8:15 AM
Physiological Basis for Nitrogen Demand in Cotton.
Jeffrey Silvertooth, University of Arizona; J. Tom Cothren, Texas A&M University - Rangeland Ecology & Management; Craig Bednarz, Texas Tech University
8:45 AM
Principles of Foliar Nitrogen Fertilization of Cotton.
Derrick Oosterhuis, Univ. of Arkansas
9:15 AM
Nitrogen Fertilizer Recovery Efficiency and Nitrate Leaching in Cotton for Different Irrigation Systems.
Kevin Bronson, Texas A&M Univ., TexasAgriLife Res.; Adi Malapati, Texas A&M University - Texas AgriLife Research
9:45 AM
Break
10:00 AM
10:30 AM
Current and Future Status of Sensor Technology for Nitrogen Management in Cotton.
Randy Taylor, Oklahoma State Univ.; Daryl Arnall, Oklahoma State University; Ahmad Khalilian, Clemson University; William Raun, Oklahoma State Univ.; John Solie, Oklahoma State Univ.; John Wilkerson, University of Tennessee
11:00 AM
Break
11:15 AM
Div. A09 Business Meeting
12:15 PM
Adjourn