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Cotton was planted no-till on 8 May on 38-inch rows in southern North Carolina near Laurinburg. One conventional and four different conservation tillage types were used: (1) an in-row DMI strip till subsoiler; (2) a 45o DMI strip till subsoiler; (3) no-till; (4) a KMC Strip Till J. D. 7300 planter; and (5) conventional till. A Case 950 Air Planter was used for all treatments except No. 4. Temik 15 G at 0.9 lb (AI)/acre was used at planting for thrips and nematode control. The fertility and herbicide programs followed extension recommendations for cotton in this region. Plot size used consisted of 8 rows by approx. 500 ft, with three replications for the thrips assessments and yields, and six replications for the BW and GSB boll evaluations. Thrips sampling consisted of carefully removing five cotton seedlings per plot (15 per tillage treatment) below the cotyledon leaves, putting the seedlings into Mason jars of soapy water, taking them back to the lab for processing using the standard screening technique, and counting immature and adult thrips under a 7-to-30 ́ stereo microscope. BW and GSB bug damage was assessed by examining 60 bolls per plot (360 per treatment). All eight rows of each plot were harvested with a four-row mechanical picker on 22 Oct. Data were entered into Gylling's Pesticide Research Manager 5.0 software and analyzed via ANOVA and LSD.

TILLAGE EFFECTS ON THRIPS AND BOLLWORM LEVELS ON COTTON, 2001