The final agenda for the PrecisionAg® Vision Conference delivers high-impact keynotes, a track for specialty crops, and an Arizona field tour.

Americot, Inc. has added three new regional representatives to the company’s sales force.

The U.S. cotton industry has set specific goals to help maintain and improve current sustainability and environmental gains over the next eight years.

The Cotton Board is looking for photo entries for the organization’s 2018 Industry Calendar. There will be prizes.

Dr. Jesse Daystar has been named Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer for Cotton Incorporated.

Hurricanes were but a mere hiccup for the world and U.S. crops. Instead, USDA spun some record-setting numbers that left the market dizzy.

Incorporation of biological molecules to cotton may lead to development of novel functional cottons.

Textile manufacturing executives from 15 countries will visit the U.S. Cotton Belt September 25-29 for the 40th COTTON USA Orientation Tour sponsored by Cotton Council International.

Following USDA’s September numbers, December cotton seems to have landed back in the 69-cent, pre-Harvey area.

Dow AgroSciences adds a straight-goods 2,4-D choline herbicide for additional tank-mix flexibility in Enlist crops.

Higher U.S. production, exports and ending stocks are anticipated for cotton, based on the USDA WASDE report for September.

The 2017 Mid-South Cotton Defoliation Guide from the MidSouth Cotton Specialists’ Working Group is now available online.

An ill wind is blowing amidst the chaotic cotton trading wrought by back to back hurricanes slamming into two of the country’s major cotton producing regions. But which way does the wind blow?

Weather forecasts are favorable for crop maturity and a higher crop potential in the Texas High Plains.

Hurricane Harvey and its after-effects have the Coastal Texas cotton industry reeling, according to Texas A&M AgriLife experts.

Cotton Incorporated and Bloomingdale’s have teamed to launch the first 60-second, shoppable fashion show for cotton apparel.

Deere has signed an agreement to acquire Blue River Technology, a leader in applying machine learning to agriculture, for $305 million.

It remains to be seen if the greater loss from Harvey will be to cotton quantity or quality. But it likely means a wider trading range, with 75 cents now possible.

Hurricane Harvey has focused the eyes of the world on Texas. Although cotton losses along the Gulf Coast are substantial, there is still optimism for a bumper crop as the High Plains moves toward harvest.

September could be interesting. Loss evaluation from Harvey will still be underway, and all eyes are watching Irma. How will it all impact USDA’s September report…if at all?