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Bolls Seen in Nearly Half of U.S. Crop; Overall Condition Remains Highly Favorable
The USDA Crop Progress report for July 27 shows squaring and boll set numbers on target with the five-year averages, and overall crop condition well above the same week last year.

Recent Stories

  • Zidua Herbicide Now Labeled for Residual Weed Control at Layby
    July 18, 2014

    BASF has issued a supplemental label for use of Zidua herbicide in post-directed layby applications for weed control in cotton.

  • Georgia Cotton Industry Voices Opposition to Federal Water Rule
    July 17, 2014

    The Georgia Cotton Commission has joined other state agricultural leaders and organizations in opposing a new federal water rule that could create new compliance standards for growers and potentially impact the state’s agricultural economy.

  • Sayed Shoeb Pens Winning Essay for ACSA International Cotton Institute
    July 17, 2014

    Meister Media Worldwide annually conducts an essay contest for students attending the ACSA International Cotton Institute in Memphis, TN. This year’s winning essay was submitted by Sayed Shoeb of Noble Natural Resources India.

  • Alabama Voters Allow Cotton Growers to Determine Status of State Checkoff Fee
    July 16, 2014

    Based on the results of Alabama’s July 15 primary election, the state’s cotton growers now have the opportunity to determine if their current voluntary cotton checkoff fees for marketing and research should become mandatory.

  • Shurley on Cotton: Market Implodes
    July 15, 2014

    Everyone wants to know what has happened to the cotton market and why? Unfortunately, says Don Shurley, there are no easy answers.

  • Foliar Fertilization for Stressed Cotton
    July 14, 2014

    Growers with stressed early-season cotton may be thinking about foliar fertilizer applications to help boost growth in young plants. Extension Specialist Tyson Raper offers five things to keep in mind when making fertilization decisions.

  • Fruiting Totals Jump in July 13 Crop Progress Report
    July 14, 2014

    According to the July 13 USDA Crop Progress report, the 2014 cotton crop is fruiting quickly and is now right in line with the five-year averages for this date.

  • Export Sales Should Boost Market as End of Price Drop Nears
    July 11, 2014

    With December futures, a drop to 65 cents is all but certain. But this week’s export sales report indicates a major sales increase in the face of declining prices. And, the sales report for next week should be just as strong.

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