Pounds of lint and lint quality from cotton grown within plantings of corn, soybeans, alfalfa, peanuts, or sorghum and a check (no crop planted on either side of the cotton) were determined.Heliothispopulations appeared to affect the lint yield but did not lower lint quality. The corn treatment containing the highest rate of square damage produced the longest and strongest fibers. Evidently other underlying treatment interactions resulted from the contiguous plantings.