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Berrye Worsham
Worsham is President and CEO of Cotton Incorporated.
International
Cotton Incorporated: Identity Programs Provide Options for Sustainability
January 13, 2014
Cotton Incorporated CEO Berrye Worsham says the pieces are lining up to chart a new frontier for the cotton industry.
News
April 1, 2012
Cotton Incorporated’s Agricultural and Environmental Research Division manages over 400 research projects annually. In addition to being active project managers, …
Marketing
Cotton Incorporated Conference Continues Successfully
March 1, 2012
I recently delivered a program update to over 750 attendees at the 15th Annual Conservation Systems Cotton & Rice Conference …
Opinion
Securing Cotton’s Future: Thinking Beyond the Boll
February 22, 2012
There is no denying that the cotton industry faced challenges in 2011. The fluctuating price of raw cotton fiber placed …
Promotion
Cotton Incorporated Targets Sports Apparel Market
February 14, 2012
Cotton Incorporated works to influence key fiber-buying decision makers in retail and brand manufacturing companies, showing them the benefits of …
Promotion
February 14, 2012
Not only do these tours allow brands and retailers to gain a deeper understanding of “The Fabric of Our Lives,” …
Uncategorized
Importer Support Program Farm Tours
February 14, 2012
The Importer Support Program of the Cotton Board and Cotton Incorporated recently funded two cotton farm tours for representatives from …
Equipment
Wireless Irrigation Technology Increases Efficiency, Availability
February 14, 2012
With water use efficiency and availability becoming more critical in all aspects of production agriculture, Cotton Incorporated-funded research continues to …
Seed Varieties
February 14, 2012
Dairymen nationwide use your whole cottonseed (WCS) in feed rations. But why do they choose WCS? In trial after trial, …
Promotion
February 14, 2012
Most U.S. consumers are familiar with Under Armour. It is one of the most popular brands in athletic performance wear …
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News
Decision Time Is Wrong Time for Farm Bill Changes
February 24, 2015
With new farm bill decision deadlines looming, the Senate Ag Committee is hearing from growers that now is not the time to consider policy or budget changes to the legislation.
Crop Inputs
Biopesticide Use Quadrupled From 2000 To 2012
February 23, 2015
According to recent data from EPA, the use of biopesticides in U.S. agriculture more than quadrupled between 2000 and 2012.
Market Analysis
Quality Continues to Drive Cotton’s “Joyful Ride”
February 21, 2015
Cotton’s joyful ride continues, as prices have pressed the 65 cent level, driven by demand for quality machine harvested cotton.
Market Analysis
Plexus: Time for the Market to Rest and Regroup?
February 20, 2015
Look for the market pull back a bit and regroup over the coming weeks. But don’t worry. It’s just taking a breather.
News
Winters Named Interim Head of PCCA
February 20, 2015
Lonnie Winters has been named interim president and CEO of Plains Cotton Cooperative Association.
International
Registration Open for ICA Bremen Cotton Classing and Testing Program
February 19, 2015
Registration is now open for ICA Bremen’s Cotton Classing and Testing training, scheduled for July 7-16.
Market Analysis
Plexus: Buying Pressure Should Keep Cotton Moving Up
February 18, 2015
Buying pressure over the coming months should help maintain the current upward move for cotton.
Cotton Production
Tennessee Cotton Quick Facts Publication Now Online
February 17, 2015
The new 2015 Tennessee Cotton Quick Facts publication is now available online.
Market Analysis
Market Faces Long and Crooked Row to Higher Prices
February 17, 2015
The market has a very long and crooked row to hoe on its path to higher prices. However, it is sending multiple signals that the 57 cent resistance level did hold, and prices can now begin to ease higher.
Common Thread
Common Thread Luncheon Set to Review and Discuss Key Industry Issues
February 16, 2015
Cotton Grower Magazine is hosting the Common Thread Luncheon on February 27 – in conjunction with the Mid-South Farm and Gin Show in Memphis – to examine some of the key issues impacting the U.S. cotton industry.
Ginning
NCGA Honors Kelley, Lange and Maguire
February 13, 2015
The National Cotton Ginners Association honored Richard Kelley, Mark Lange and John Maguire with the association’s top awards during its recent annual meeting.