Cole Crops. Broccoli Seedbed Preparation Heavy work Finish work Fertilizer  Pre-plant  Starter  Head Initiation Herbicide  Docthal Fumigation.

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Cole Crops

Broccoli

Seedbed Preparation Heavy work Finish work Fertilizer  Pre-plant  Starter  Head Initiation Herbicide  Docthal Fumigation

Planting Seed  July Transplant  August Plant Spacing  9” Row Spacing  30”-36”

Thinning Stage of Growth  At 2”-4”

Insects Cabbage Looper Aphids Harlequin Bug

Cabbage Looper

Aphids

Harlequin Bug

Diseases Black Leg Club Root Fusarium Wilt Black Rot

Black Leg

Club Root

Fusarium Wilt

Black Rot

Harvesting Well developed buds but not showing yellow petals Buds at 3”-6” in diameter Cut 8” Double layer the carton with ice cap

Cabbage

Seedbed Preparation Heavy work Finish work Fertilizer  Pre-plant  Starter  Head Initiation Herbicide  Docthal Fumigation

Planting Seed  July Transplant  August Plant Spacing  12”-18” Row Spacing  30”-36”

Insects Cabbage Looper Aphids Harlequin Bug

Cabbage Looper

Aphids

Harlequin Bug

Diseases Black Leg Club Root Fusarium Wilt Black Rot

Black Leg

Club Root

Fusarium Wilt

Black Rot

Harvesting Want solid heads Want 2-3 wrapping leaves Low temperatures of 50°F and below Yields 6-8 tons/acre for early cabbage Yields tons/acre for late cabbage

Harvester

Cauliflower

Heavy work Finish Work Fertilizer:  Pre-plant  Starter  Head Initiation Herbicide  Docthal Fumigation Seedbed Preparation

Seed  In July Transplant  August Plant Spacing  9” Row Spacing  30”-36” Planting

Cabbage Looper Aphids Harlequin Bug Insects

Cabbage Looper

Aphids

Harlequin Bug

Black Leg Club Root Fusarium Wilt Black Rot Diseases

Blackleg Cabbage

Club Rot

Fusarium Wilt Cabbage

Black Rot Cabbage

Mature when white Heads 4½”-6½” heads/acre Harvesting