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Cotton Grower Industry News
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China Could Boost Imports Due to Poor Yield and Quality
Poor weather conditions might be shrinking the size and quality of China’s cotton crop, which could result in an increase…
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PCCA Subsidiary Named Finalist for 2010 ACE Award
Denimatrix – a subsidiary of Plains Cotton Cooperative (PCCA) in Lubbock, TX – is among 12 American companies working overseas…
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U.S. Stocks-to-Use Ratio Reaches 15-Year Low
Despite higher production in 2010/11 in both the U.S. and the world, both will see dramatic drops in stocks-to-use ratios.…
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Scientists Honored At ICPA
William Raun (center) received the Senior Award for 2010. ICPA honored two individuals for outstanding work in the field of precision…
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Brazil Expects Shortage, Will Import 250,000 Tons of Cotton
As strong as Brazil’s cotton cultivation has become in recent years, it isn’t the only industry growing quickly. The South…
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India Reverses Course, Re-establishes Cotton Export Restrictions
Indian cotton merchants, who were eager to start trading what is expected to be an excellent crop, were stunned and…
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Video: Benefits of Trimble’s Connected Farm
Ian Harley shares some thoughts on what he sees are the key benefits growers could realize using Connected Farm, Trimble’s…
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Video: Precision Ag Practicum
Dave Varner of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension discusses the university’s new educational program focused on precision agriculture technology. [youtube…
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Bulls In Charge of Cotton-Price Run
Cotton for December 2010 delivery rose to 92.82 cents per pound Tuesday morning – the highest since March 5, 2008…
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Sourcing Costs in China on the Rise for Textile Retailers
A recent survey from Credit Suisse found that nearly 40 percent of private consumer, technology and industrial companies will see…
