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VCE Publications |
2006 Peanut & Cotton Research Evaluations in Plant Growth Regulators, Weed Science, Varieties, and Defoliants |
2007 Virginia Peanut Production Guide |
2007 Virginia Cotton Production Guide |
What to Expect from New Cotton Varieties in 2005 |
Potassium Fertilization of Cotton |
Defoliating Cotton under Adverse Conditions: Drought-stress, Cool Temperatures, and Rank Growth |
Cotton Harvest Aid Selection and Application Timing |
Education |
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Ph.D. Crop Science, North Carolina State University, 2002 M.S. Entomology, North Carolina State University, 2000 Continuing Education (Microbiology and Biochemistry), Winston Salem State University, Fall 1996 B.S. Wildlife and Fisheries Management, North Carolina State University, 1994
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Professional Background |
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2004-present. Assistant Professor, Dept. of Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences, Tidewater Agricultural Research and Extension Center, Virginia Polytechnic and State University, Suffolk, VA. 2002-2003. Cotton Specialist, Assistant Professor,LSU AgCenter, Macon Ridge Research Station,Winnsboro, LA. 1997 (April-August). Laboratory and Field Assistant, North Carolina State University, Department of Entomology 1995-1996. Account Manager, World Financial Services, Inc., Winston Salem, NC. Commodities broker(NFA) Series 3 License, Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds broker (NASD)Series 7 License 1995. Territory Manager for Veterinary Pharmaceutical Sales in NC, Fort Dodge Laboratories 1994. Book Salesman, The Southwestern Company, Nashville, TN. May-Aug. 1991. Manager Trainee in Swine Management, Carroll's Foods, Warsaw, NC. |
Responsibilities |
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This position is a 70:30 extension / research split appointment in agronomy and weed science disciplines for cotton and peanuts. Extension efforts include serving as a leader of cotton and peanut extension efforts in Virginia with respect to my disciplines and other faculty working with these commodities. This includes various extension activities including organizing and conducting VCE agent updates, editing cotton and peanut production guides, serving as contributor/author of sections in Agricultural Plant Pest Control Guide and Pest Management Guide, authoring various VCE publications, serving as advisor / ex-officio member on cotton and peanut commodity boards, and presenting research based information at field days, county meetings, and industry grower meetings. Research activities include securing external funding to conduct research trials, training graduate students, and publishing results in refereed manuscript form. |
Recent Publications |
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D.L. Jordan, J.C. Faircloth, S.H. Lancaster, J.E. Lanier, P.D. Johnson, and G.U. White. Peanut (Arachis hypogaea L.) Response to the Harpin Protein Product Messenger®. In Press. J.C. Faircloth, D.L. Coker, C.W. Swann, R.W. Mozingo, P.M. Phipps, and D.L. Jordan. Virginia-Type Peanut Response to Prohexadione Calcium as Affected by Cultivar and Planting Pattern. Peanut Science. In Press. Koger,Clifford, Andrew J. Price, Joel C. Faircloth, John W. Wilcut, and Steve P. Nichols. Effect of Residual LAYBY Herbicides on Weed Control and Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) Yield in Glyphosate- and Glufosinate-Resistant Cotton. Weed Technology. In press. Herbert, D.A., S. Malone, S. Aref, J. Faircloth, and O. Abaye. 2005. Impact of boll removal on cotton lint yield: information for improving management of insect pests of Virginia cotton. J. Entomol. Sci. 41:2. 147-154. Faircloth, J.C., R. Hutchinson, J. Barnett, K. Paxton, A. Coco, and P. Price. 2004. An Evaluation of Alternative Cotton Harvesting Methods in Northeast Louisiana A Comparison of the Brush Stripper and Spindle Picker. J. of Cotton Science. Agronomy and Soils. 8(2): 55-61. Faircloth, J.C., A.M. Stewart, and K.L. Edmisten. 2004. Investigating Storm Resistance in Spindle Picked Upland Cotton. Online. Crop Management doi: 10.1094/CM--0303-01-RS. Faircloth, J.C., K.L. Edmisten, R. Wells, and A.M. Stewart. 2004. Timing defoliation applications or maximum yields and optimum quality in North Carolina cotton containing a fruiting gap. Crop Sci. 44: 158-164. Faircloth, J.C., K.L. Edmisten, R. Wells, and A.M. Stewart. 2004. The influence of defoliation timing on yields and quality of two cotton cultivars. Crop Sci. 44: 165-172. Faircloth, J.C., K.L. Edmisten , R. Wells, and A.M. Stewart. 2003. Quality and yield of binary cotton cultivar mixtures. J. of Cotton Science. 7(3): 51-56. Stewart, A.M., D.K. Miller, and J.C. Faircloth. 2003. Cotton Defoliation The Science of the Art. La. Agric. 46(2): 28-29. Faircloth, J.C., J.R. Bradley, and K.L. Edmisten. 2003. The appearance of white-fringed beetles (Graphognathus spp.) in North Carolina cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) Journal of Entomological Science. 38(1):140 Note. Faircloth, J.C., J.R. Bradley, Jr., J.W. Van Duyn, and R.L. Groves. 2001. Reproductive success and damage potential of tobacco thrips and western flower thrips on cotton seedlings in a greenhouse environment. Journal of Agricultural and Urban Entomology 18(3): 179-186. Faircloth, J.C., J.R. Bradley, and J.W. Van Duyn. 2002. Growth and productivity of cotton plants as affected by thrips species, thrips population size, insecticides, and environmental factors. Journal of Entomological Science, 37(4): 308-316. Virginia Tech Pest Management Guide. 2006. VCE 456-016. Faircloth, J.C. and H.P. Wilson. Peanut Weed Control. 5-151 - 5-166 Faircloth, J.C., H.P. Wilson, and J. Sanders. Cotton Weed Control. 5-167 5-186. Faircloth, J.C.. Plant Regulators. 6-1 6-3. Virginia Cotton Production Guide. 2006. VCE 424-300. Faircloth, J.C. Fertility. 1-3. Faircloth, J.C. Tillage Practices. 4. Faircloth, J.C. Planting. 5. Faircloth, J.C. Plant Growth Regulator Usage. 6-8. Faircloth, J.C. Cotton Variety Trials. 9-22. Faircloth, J.C. Weed Control. 49-81. Faircloth, J.C. Harvest Aid Suggestions. 82-90. Virginia Peanut Production Guide. 2006. VCE 432-101. Faircloth, J.C. Agronomic Recommendations and Procedures. 6-13. Faircloth, J.C. Weed Control in Peanuts. 14-37. Faircloth, J.C., D.N. Horton, G.U. White, N. OBerry and M. Weeks. 2006. 2005 Peanut and Cotton Weed Science and Agronomic Research and Cotton Defoliation Evaluations. VCE 424-202-05. Virginia Tech Pest Management Guide. 2005. VCE 456-016. Faircloth, J.C. and H.P. Wilson. Peanut Weed Control. (376-391). Faircloth, J.C., H.P. Wilson, and J. Sanders. Cotton Weed Control. (392-414). |
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Virginia Cooperative Extension |