Production
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Six Texas-Sized Tips for Success in 2019
After a year of extremes in 2018, Texas growers have reasons to be optimistic about the 2019 growing season.
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Finding Answers to Cotton’s Current Challenges
This year’s Mid-South Farm & Gin Show offers plenty of answers for production and ginning challenges.
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Attending the 2019 Beltwide Cotton Conferences: A Student’s Perspective
I still remember the first time I attended the Beltwide Cotton Conference. My parents and I went to Atlanta, GA in…
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Cotton Fiber Quality Drives Global Ginning Decisions
Maintaining good cotton fiber quality is an influencing factor in determining the type and speed of gin needed.
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Georgia Cotton Growers Still Dealing with Impact of 2018 Weather
Some Georgia cotton growers are still trying to harvest what’s left of their 2018 crop.
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Cotton Producers Should Reassess Planting Populations
An analysis by Texas A&M AgriLife researchers suggests seed costs can be lowered for many cotton growers.
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Opinion: Wrapping Up 2018 Cotton
What does the cotton industry need from itself to be ready for 2019? Cassidy Nemec from Waco, TX shares her…
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Adapting Blockchain to the Cotton Market
The winning entry in the 2018 ACSA International Cotton Institute’s Cotton Grower essay contest explains how blockchain technology might reshape…
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NCC Applauds EPA, COE for New Waters of the U.S. Rule
The National Cotton Council has expressed appreciation to EPA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the work done…
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Cotton and Its Year of Diminishing Returns
After the successes of 2017, this year brought its own set of challenges, both natural and manmade, to U.S. cotton.