Production
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U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol Releases First Measured Outcomes for U.S. Regen Cotton
Field-level data shows lower greenhouse gas emissions and soil loss, greater soil carbon sequestration, and improved water-use efficiency, as U.S.…
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North Carolina Experts Offer Defoliation Strategies for 2026
Most of August was very hot and dry in most parts of North Carolina. Rain has been infrequent and sporadic,…
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Timely Defoliation Has Its Advantages
Late-season rains, which are common in the Mid-South, can throw an added wrinkle into defoliation planning.
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As the Ogallala Aquifer Declines, Growers Hone Water Use Strategies
“We really are probably at a point where these challenges are all coming together. Water has rapidly declined. Producers are…
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Organizers Gear Up for the 2026 UGA Cotton and Peanut Field Day
The Georgia Cotton Commission, Georgia Peanut Commission and the University of Georgia Extension Cotton and Peanut Teams will co-sponsor a…
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High Plains Farmers Pivot to Long Staple Production
“Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results, as you know, is insanity. That was not working…
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Better Cotton Initiative Set to Host Regenerative Ag Event in Texas
Taking place 8-11 September, Cotton & Beyond: Regenerative Agriculture in the Texas High Plains will gather farmers, merchants, mills, and…
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Spotlighting the ‘Best in Cotton’ Class of 2026
Cotton Grower’s new recognition series aims to elevate and honor those who shepherd our industry through difficult times.
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Cotton Prices Rally as Texas Growing Conditions Turn Mixed
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts say cotton prices have rallied, but growing conditions remain mixed across the state’s major…
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Producers Endure Costly Input Price Spikes in 2026
A survey of respondents across all crops revealed that 78 percent of Southern producers were unable to afford all needed…