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Four row covers were evaluated on fall production of `Packman' broccoli and `Gourmet' cabbage at Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Row covers used were spunbonded polyester, insolar and clear slitted polyethylene and VisPore. The mean afternoon soil temperature for row covers were higher than the bare soil control. There were no significant differences among treatments with respect to head size, total numbers and yield of marketable broccoli. The number of broccoli heads per thousand between the bare soil control vs. row cover treatments were significantly different. Data for number of broccoli heads per thousand and marketable yield (Kg/Ha) were significant among row covers. Marketable yield (Kg/Ha) was significant among row covers for `Gourmet' cabbage.

INFLUENCE OF SEVERAL ROW COVERS ON YIELD OF BROCCOLI AND CABBAGE IN SOUTHEAST MISSOURI