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This study was conducted in the Research Fields of Faculty of Agriculture, Dicle University in 2012 in order to determine the effects of topping at different stages of growth on fiber yield and quality on cotton. In the study, cotton varieties of Primera, Deltapine 499, Stoneville 453 and Berke (Gossypium hirsutum L.) were used as material. The experiment was established using the in completelly randomized design in split plots with 3 replications. Application times (control, 100, 115, 130 and 145 days after sowing) constituted the main parcels; the sub-parcels were cotton varieties (Primera, DP-499, STV-453 and Berke) . It was determined in the study that topping done 100 and 115 days after sowing date increased the fiber length; had statistically no significant effect on characteristics such as fiber yield, fiber fineness, fiber strength, short fiber index, fiber elongation, spinning consistency index and fiber uniformity.

Effects of Topping at Different Times on Fibre Yield and Quality Traits on Cotton