Representatives from KULT-Kress appeared on Yuma TV last month, in a special segment about our work in cotton with Dr. Mark Siemens of The University of Arizona. Herbicide resistance is a concern for many conventional cotton growers, and organic cotton growers need tools to bring their crop to market. The fingerweeders work in-row, where traditional knives and rolling cultivators can’t get to. With the aid of camera-guidance – which is used to shift the entire toolbar from side-to-side – our tools are the only way to achieve weed removal between the plants, in any way that makes sense based on the economics of crops like cotton, corn, soybeans, etc.
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Click here to see the story about the project on Yuma TV.
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This is an on-going project that is funded by the Arizona Cotton Growers Association and Cotton Incorporated, and we thank them for their support!
