MORE CLASS OF 19 VARIETIES
After enduring our rigorous development process, including being field-tested by our New Product Evaluators, the Class of 19 has earned the right to be called Strong Cotton.
DP 1948 B3XF
Erratic rainfall can create challenging growing conditions in these regions. Having a strong variety that can stand up to the harsh, dryland conditions is a must.
Proven Performance in South Texas, the Rolling Plains and the Southern High Plains
DP 1948 B3XF was actually an NPE favorite in the 2017 NPE trials. When it didn’t get released as a new variety, NPE growers weren’t shy about letting us know that we missed an opportunity. So we put it back into testing in 2018 and sure enough, they were right. And we didn’t make the same mistake twice.
The DP 1948 B3XF Details
Maturity: M-F
Plant Height: M-T
Leaf Type: S
Seed Size: 4,750
Storm Resistance*: 4.5
Fusarium Wilt: Mod. Susc.
Lint %: 40.0%
Staple: 39.36
Micronaire: 4.1
Strength: 31.1 g/tex
Length Uniformity: 82.7%
Verticillium Wilt: Mod Susc.
Bacterial Blight: Mod Susc.
NPE Findings and Field Notes
DP 1948 B3XF was put to the test as part of our New Product Evaluator (NPE) Program where growers like you evaluated the variety on large-acre plots under their own management systems and field conditions.
