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Take Control: Use Multiple Herbicide Modes of Action
April 9, 2018
Keep resistance in check with a diligent weed management plan You knock them down, but they seem to come back …
Take Control: Use Multiple Herbicide Modes of Action
Keep resistance in check with a diligent weed management plan You knock them down, but they seem to come back …
Progressive West Texas producers find new solutions for biggest challenges
Battling sand storms, hail, dry climates and now resistant weeds may be typical challenges for West Texas cotton farmers, but …
Time to Pick Your 2018 Cotton Varieties
If you are a cotton farmer, you are probably starting to analyze this year’s yield data and turning your thoughts toward what varieties to plant in 2018. While yield and quality are always top considerations, here are some additional factors you and your agronomist will want to review during the selection process.
PhytoGen Thriving in the Southeast — Controlling Pigweed in Challenging Conditions
Despite late-season hurricane winds and torrential downpours, PhytoGen growers across the Southeast are thriving thanks to the bumper yields of …
Set Up For A Strong Season with ST 5517GLTP
Let the three-gene Bt protection in ST 5517GLTP help you control worms. ST 5517GLTP gives you the strength you need …
FiberMax® cotton varieties deliver a quality advantage to enhance their high yield potential and increase your earnings. A West Texas …
Start right: Premium seed treatments are tools for profit
Fallow winter ground offers little sustenance for diseases, nematodes and insects, making planting time a veritable feast for those pests …
Texas-Tough PhytoGen® Helps Growers Thrive on High Plains
The PhytoGen breeding program — renowned for its industry-leading Pima varieties — has focused its efforts in recent years on …
Foreign Production Deficit Key to Cotton Market
World mill use is projected to increase faster than production, indicating a stronger market. However, the perspective for the 2006/07 …
Take Control: Use Multiple Herbicide Modes of Action
Keep resistance in check with a diligent weed management plan You knock them down, but they seem to come back …
A Raging-bull Wheat Market is the Financial Motivation for Rotating Cotton and Wheat
A soybean/cotton rotation? Sometimes. A corn/cotton rotation? Absolutely. A wheat/cotton rotation? When the cash price of wheat exploded through the …
Cotton growers have had a peaceful coexistence with what Native Americans called “maize” for a couple of decades. Maybe longer. …
The U.S. & China: The Twain Meets
On November 7th, Yao Ming and his Houston Rockets came to Memphis and vanquished the hometown Grizzlies, 86-80. Less than …
Johanns Believes U.S. Farmers Need A Global Perspective
As United States policy makers consider a new Farm Bill next year, the challenge of meeting domestic needs while balancing …
Most cotton growers are very knowledgeable when it comes to growing and harvesting a crop. They have years of experience, …
Cotton Vs. Corn: Paradox Proves Logic
Thesis, antithesis, synthesis: The Hegelian dialectic triad. Wilhelm F. Hegel was an 18th-century German philosopher who believed that all things …
NYBOT and Cotton Grower Announce Marketers of the Year
While eating lunch one afternoon during the 2004 Beltwide Cotton Conference in San Antonio, California producers Bob Hull and Jack …
Funding Cotton Incorporated Is Money Well Spent
Each year when cotton producers are charged their per bale assessment to fund research and promotion at Cotton Incorporated, they …
Strengthening American Cotton’s Marketability
Cotton Incorporated designs research and promotion projects to strengthen the market position of American cotton at every stop along cotton’s …
He said they were big shoes to fill. He said it was a tough act to follow. Then he went …
Paradigm Shift Changes Market For The U.S. Cotton Grower
Even during trying times and with challenges ahead, the United States cotton industry is well positioned to maintain its leadership …
USDA Announces 2018 Loan Rate Differentials
USDA’s Farm Service Agency has announced the 2018-crop loan rate differentials for upland and extra-long staple cotton.
Strong Demand, Drought Concerns Pushing Prices
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.
Branding is Key Marketing Tool for U.S. Cotton
Brands mean trust, which sells products, and cotton is no exception.
Shurley on Cotton: More Tariff Talk
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.
Market Holds in Face of Tariff Rumblings
World consumption continues to support prices, but the mere suggestion of tariffs makes speculative fund managers nervous and increases market volatility.
Cleveland: Prices Rally on USDA Acreage Report
USDA’s annual Prospective Plantings report pleasantly surprised the market, as seen by the price rally for cotton following the report’s release.
Shurley: This is Now USDA’s Number for Cotton
In my opinion, USDA’s March 30 Prospective Plantings report gets us much closer to what will eventually be the acres planted number.
Cleveland: Start Pricing This Year’s Crop
Plant, plant, plant continues to be the motto. But it’s also time to add price, price, price to the discussion.
JCPenney Joins Cotton LEADS Program
JCPenney is demonstrating its commitment to sustainability by joining the Cotton LEADS program.
Demand, Weather Concerns Driving Strong Trade
The market seldom sees a three-year price stream so favorable.
Shurley: Pulling the Trigger on the 2018 Crop
Producing a cotton crop ultimately commits you to also sell the crop. But at what point do you say the price is “good enough?”