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Cotton Grower Industry News
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The Struggle of Egyptian Cotton
Before the start of the world financial crisis in November of 2008, the marketing policy for Egyptian cotton during 2008/09…
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China Cuts Inspection Fees on Textile Exports
Reporting by Zhou Xin and Alan Wheatley via Reuters China is cutting customs inspection fees on textile exports this year…
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Finding Hope in Crisis
As the largest textile producer in the world, China’s domestic cotton consumption has been seriously affected due to weak textile…
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Mild Solar Storm Season Predicted
Solar storms are eruptions of energy and matter that escape from the sun and may head toward Earth, where even…
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Trading Rules Standardization
The turbulent times in the cotton market that we are all currently encountering leads me to believe that there has…
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2009 U.S. Cotton Outlook: A Report from the Mid-South Farm and Gin Show
We had a dilemma. We had too much nearby cotton but were being tantalized about a potential shortage. We were…
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Registration Underway for 68th Plenary Meeting of the ICAC
Registration for the 68th Plenary Meeting of the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC) since 1939 is underway. Notices of the…
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Mid-South Growers Get Proactive Against Mites
To control spider mites in cotton, you have to hit them hard and hit them early, say growers in one…
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A Taste of Things Domestic
The cover story this month is on John Dunavant, First Vice President of the American Cotton Shippers Association. ACSA’s 85th…
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May 11, International Cotton Association (ICA) “Complete Cotton” Training Program
Liverpool, UK For more information, visit www.ica-ltd.org