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The Delphi: Insecticide Use and Lint Yields, Beltwide Boll Weevil/Cotton Insect Management Programs (Appendix E)

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  • Reichelderfer, Katherine
  • Natural Resource Economics Division, Economic Research Service

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The Delphi, a method for systematic collection of information from experts, was modified to obtain biological data required for the economic analysis of boll weevil/cotton insect management programs. Cotton insect management and crop production experts provided detailed data regarding the insecticide use patterns and cotton lint yields they projected would result under each of five alternative insect management options, in 35 subregions of cotton production. These data were used to estimate average insecticide use and cotton lint yield of six boll weevil/cotton insect management programs. Producers' average insect control costs under each program also were calculated from the information provided by the Delphi experts.

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  • Reichelderfer, Katherine & Natural Resource Economics Division, Economic Research Service, 1981. "The Delphi: Insecticide Use and Lint Yields, Beltwide Boll Weevil/Cotton Insect Management Programs (Appendix E)," Staff Reports 333511, United States Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:uerssr:333511
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.333511
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