Transform insecticide annually overcomes regulatory hurdles to remain a vital crop protection tool.

Thanks to the efforts of many in the industry, a badly-needed cotton relief program found new life on Capitol Hill.

The FiberMax One Ton Club recently honored 188 cotton growers who qualified for the club with their 2017 harvest results.

USDA’s Farm Service Agency has announced the 2018-crop loan rate differentials for upland and extra-long staple cotton.

Presentations from the 2017 Mississippi State Row Crop Short Course are now part of the Focus on Cotton online series from the Plant Management Network and Cotton Incorporated.

Wrangler jeans has published a report highlighting the significant economic and environmental benefits of certain cotton farming techniques.

A new easy-to-use resource puts critical weather requirements for applying Engenia herbicide in one convenient location.

Bayer’s online Cotton Planting Forecasting tool can help growers determine the optimal planting window to improve their chances at securing a strong stand.

A host-specific virus is being used to control bollworms and budworms in Arkansas crops.

Free, but fair, trade is the need of the hour.

Thanks to mill demand, shrinking quality stocks and increased drought concerns in the Southwest, cotton continues to post gains in spite of the selling pressure created by rolling positions to the July contract.

April’s USDA World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates move projected U.S. cotton exports up and domestic ending stocks down, as world ending stocks for the month are also reduced.

According to The Wall Street Journal, the U.S. Department of Justice has decided to approve Bayer’s acquisition of Monsanto Co., with closing expected in the second quarter of 2018.

Brands mean trust, which sells products, and cotton is no exception.

Staplcotn, the oldest and one of the largest cotton marketing cooperatives in the U.S., has purchased a 50% stake in the TJ Beall Company.

The jury is still out on whether or not the “verbal war” between the U.S. and China will actually result in tariffs, and what the impact on cotton will be.

Nine Class of 19 variety candidates will be in growers’ fields this year as the Deltapine New Product Evaluator (NPE) Program kicks off its eleventh season.

World consumption continues to support prices, but the mere suggestion of tariffs makes speculative fund managers nervous and increases market volatility.

Proper planter adjustment from field to field can make the difference between a healthy stand of cotton and a poor stand.

Americot has added six new team members to the company’s research and sales staffs.