Provides data about the cotton variety testing program, and evaluations of commercial and experimental varieties of cotton. Statistical analyses are included, as well as information on relative yield, fiber quality and more.

Describes Lisianthus (Eustoma grandiflorum) and discusses its suitability and marketability in the cut flower trade in Virginia. Also notes that thrips are an important pest, and ways to control.

Provides current information about field crops, and notes management practices for controlling weeds, pests, and diseases. There is also a section about protecting honeybees.

Provides data about peanut varieties grown at test locations in Virginia and the Carolinas. Data include planting dates, weather conditions, cultural practices, soil type, fertilizers, irrigation, use of herbicides and ...

Offers advice on adding cut flowers to a vegetable stand, or for selling to restaurants and local supermarkets; also offers advice on types of flowers to sell.

Discusses evaluation of corn hybrids in terms of yield, soil type, fertility, tillage, and other factors. The data can help farmers determine corn varieties best suited to their crop yields.

Discusses the importance of irrigation planning and scheduling when and how much water to apply to fields.

Discusses potential environmental impacts of phosphorus, the functions of phosphorus in plants and animals, and the soil phosphorus cycle. Notes methods for controlling phosphorus losses to surface waters.

Describes several varieties of summer-flowering bulbs to sell as cut flowers. Discusses hardiness zones, and cultivation concerns for these bulbs.

Discusses data collected from soybean test plots in 2018, including variety selection, fungicides, maturity and development of plants, seed treatments, and tillage systems.