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Episode Summary:
On Episode Three, Brennan and Robbie are joined by Dr. Camp Hand, UGA Extension Cotton Specialist and Host of the Talkin’ Cotton Podcast. The guys discuss the art, science, and fun of harvesting cotton. This week, you will learn some of the process cotton farmers go through to pick cotton each fall.
Dr. Camp Hand’s Faculty Profile: https://www.caes.uga.edu/about/personnel/person.html/22478/camp-hand.html
Chapter Markers:
0:00 Cold Opening Intro
0:13 Ag in the Cab Podcast Intro
1:44 Robbie and Brennan’s opening segment (discussing the weather & the Sunbelt Ag Expo)
3:42 Introduction of Dr. Camp Hand
5:00 Discussion on the state of the 2024 cotton harvest
8:22 Discussion on how a cotton farmer decides when the right time is to pick the cotton field
12:00 Discussion on why cotton has varying height between fields and regions
15:22 Discussion on crop rotation and the benefits of cotton production
19:34 Discussion on the importance of following plant back restrictions for herbicides, like Cadre, in crop rotation plans
22:14 Discussion on current ways cotton modules are made (round bale picker versus dump picker and module packer)
23:58 Discussion on scrapping cotton and why picking cotton a second time is not profitable
26:43 Discussion on recommended off season management to prepare for the next cotton production year
29:13 Discussion on the Talkin’ Podcast, a biweekly cotton production podcast that Dr. Hand hosts
29:47 Discussion on how a cotton farmer determines when a field that has had a large loss of production is not worth picking
32:54 Discussion on when to plan for insects, nematodes, and diseases for cotton production
34:50 Discussion on where to find the Talkin’ Cotton podcast to listen every other week and the challenge and fun of producing podcasts
36:47 Brennan and Robbie’s Closing Segment (discussing Hurricane Helene agriculture damage, crop insurance, and smutgrass control)
43:13 Ag in the Cab Podcast Outro
Cotton Harvest Websites and Information:
UGA Cotton Team Website: http://www.ugacotton.com/
UF/IFAS Cotton Fertility Publication: https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/publication/AG200
UF/IFAS Cotton Growth and Development Publication: https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/publication/AG235
UF/IFAS Perennial Grass Addition to Cotton/Peanut Rotation: https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/publication/AG257
Video from Dr. David Wright on Perennial Grass Addition to Cotton/Peanut Rotation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CGqI1rIG9E
Talkin Cotton Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2350262
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Episode Summary:
This week on Episode Two of the Ag in the Cab Podcast, Brennan and Robbie are talking with Dr. Leanne Dillard, Alabama State Extension Forage Specialist and Auburn University Associate Professor and Extension Specialist for Forage Agronomics. This episode focuses on the benefits of grazed cover crop forages for cattle and other livestock, integrated crop and livestock systems, as well as updates on Dr. Dillard’s current research.
Dr. Leanne Dillard’s Faculty Profile: https://agriculture.auburn.edu/about/directory/faculty/leanne-dillard/
Chapter Markers:
0:00 Cold Opening Intro
0:20 Ag in the Cab Podcast Intro
1:51 Robbie and Brennan’s opening segment
2:32 Introduction of Dr. Dillard
6:01 Discussion on what multi species blends of winter cover crops is
8:30 Discussion on the use of annual ryegrass and how to maximize that winter cover option
16:43 Discussion on fertilizing winter annual forages
19:41 Discussion on winter annual forages for non-cattle livestock and stockpiling summer perennial forages
23:45 Discussion on integrated crop and livestock systems
26:05 Discussion on Alabama Extension tour during the American Forage and Grasslands Council national meeting tour visiting Tim Tucker’s farm using drones to overseeding summer crop fields with annual ryegrass
28:31 Discussion on how nitrogen fixation and nitrogen transfer works for leguminous winter cover crops
30:38 Discussion on annual clovers being used in winter forages and cover crops
34:27 Discussion on other options for farmers and ranchers that are not using winter forages to provide food options for their livestock
36:13 Discussion on other current research focus for Dr. Dillard
39:54 Brennan and Robbie Closing Segment
41:39 Ag in the Cab Podcast Outro
Winter (Cool) Season Annual Forage Recommendations:
Florida: https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/publication/AA266
Georgia: https://swvt.uga.edu/content/dam/caes-subsite/statewide-variety-testing/docs/performance-trials/2024/winter-crops-2024.pdf
Alabama: https://aaes.auburn.edu/variety-tests/small-grain-forage-variety-trials/
Pasture Planning for Winter Forages (from Mississippi State Extension)
http://extension.msstate.edu/publications/pasture-planning-for-winter-forages#:~:text=Healthy%20stands%20of%20cool%2Dseason,annual%20ryegrass%20or%20small%20grains.
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Episode Summary:
On the kick off episode of Ag in the Cab podcast, Brennan and Robbie spend time introducing you to themselves, overview what the Ag in the Cab Podcast is, and discuss some recent issues and topics they have seen out in the field as Extension Agents.
Chapter Markers:
0:00 Ag in the Cab Podcast Intro1:30 Brennan and Robbie Introduce the Podcast2:30 Robbie and Brennan Introduce Themselves4:18 Brennan and Robbie Overview More In-depth Their Goals and Outlook for the Podcast9:01 Robbie and Brennan Discuss The Recent Hurricane Helene and the Impact on Farms in Georgia and Florida14:47 Brennan and Robbie Discuss Recent Client Calls and Topics They Have Been Assisting Farmers and Ranchers With26:36 Robbie Gives the Episode One Show Wrap-up27:30 Ag in the Cab Podcast Outro
