2024年2月16日 · Plant pathologists representing 17 U.S. cotton-producing states estimated the percent yield loss from cotton diseases for each participating state. These states accounted for a total production of 12.4 million bales (480 lbs. each) …

Cotton loss data by disease is available for the following diseases and years: “Ascochyta blight,” "Bacterial blight," "Boll rots," "Fusarium wilt," "Leaf spots and others," "Root knot nematode," "Seedling disease," "Texas root rot," and "Verticillium wilt" beginning 1965.

This handbook provides loss procedures and instructions for administering the AUP & ELS Cotton crop insurance program. This handbook replaces FCIC-25090-1, AUP & ELS Cotton Loss Adjustment Standards Handbook, issued November 26, 2019. This handbook is effective for the 2024 and succeeding crop years and

The National Cotton Council Disease Loss committee submitted estimates of the losses due to each disease during the 2021 growing season across the United States cotton belt. Multiple cotton researchers and extension specialists report

Since 1978, estimates of losses resulting from cotton insect pests have been compiled based on surveys and observations of county agents, extension specialists, crop consultants, and research entomologists.

Explore the Beltwide cotton crop loss data at Mississippi State University Department of Agricultural Science and Plant Protection. This comprehensive resource provides critical insights into cotton crop losses across major U.S. cotton-producing states, analyzing the impacts of diseases, pests, and environmental conditions on cotton yields.

25090_CottonLASH_202411.pdf. Policy & Procedure. Appendix III/M-13 Handbook Index; Bulletins and Memos. Actuarial Releases

2023年3月28日 · Estimated cotton yield losses (number of bales) due to diseases in 17 U.S. cotton-producing states in the 2022 growing season. 1 The boll rot loss value from South Carolina includes hardlock from multiple causes on bottom bolls.

2025年1月8日 · Reducing cotton loss during harvest is essential for maximizing profitability and maintaining fiber quality. Poor timing, equipment issues, and improper handling can lead to damaged fibers, lower yields, and reduced market value. Here’s a quick overview of how to minimize losses:

This handbook replaces the 2018 AUP & ELS Cotton Loss Adjustment Standards Handbook, FCIC-25090 (11-2017). This handbook is effective for the 2019 and succeeding crop years and is not retroactive to any 2018 or prior crop year determinations.