Production
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Grower Harvests One Ton Despite Early Weather Woes
Cotton growers on the Texas High Plains are accustomed to wind and sand, but 2008 created spring weather that was…
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Family Farming Operations Coming Under Fire
By Roger Haldenby Plains Cotton Growers Many farmers are finding themselves faced with a very real and substantial quandary as…
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Running At Full Speed
Last season, Glasscock County Co-Op ginned its first bale on October 25, 2000. It ginned its last bale on March…
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Cotton Producers Hope For Big Changes In 2007
While scribbling last month on the final page of my 2006 desktop calendar, I realized there were a couple of…
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SCGA Has a Goal – No Accidents
Maybe it’s an over-used cliché: Safety is no accident. Then again, maybe it’s not, when you consider that a cotton…
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2OO6 Cotton Achievement Award Winner Larry McClendon
Garth Brooks wrote a song about them. “Sometimes God’s greatest gifts are unanswered prayers,” the lyrics went. Larry McClendon had…
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Science of Tomorrow …Today
For some, change may be an obstacle to success. At Cotton Incorporated, we embrace changes that will increase the demand…
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If I Have Heard It Once, I’ve Heard It a Hundred Times
Considering that I’m an editor at a cotton publication, I sure hear a whole lot about corn. Since late last…
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37 Years Of Honoring Achievement
One of the most gratifying and enjoyable parts of serving the U.S. cotton industry is interviewing and highlighting some of…
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California Producer Accepts the Gavel
Tranquillity, CA, producer John Pucheu was elected chairman of the National Cotton Council at the conclusion of the Council’s Annual…