Production
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Texas Cotton Crop Looks Exceptional
This season’s Texas cotton crop will be exceptional in terms of yield.
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Oklahoma Moves Up in Cotton Production Rankings
USDA reports that Oklahoma is now the nation’s fourth-leading producer of cotton, with an estimated crop of 1.1 million bales.
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Winter Wheat Feasible Cover Crop for Rolling Plains Cotton
A study led by Texas A&M AgriLife proved winter wheat can be a feasible cover crop for Rolling Plains cotton…
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High Plains Cotton Harvest in High Gear
Following a bout of high humidity, growers in the High Plains of Texas are now gearing up cotton harvest.
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When and Why to Double Inoculate Your Soybeans
Double inoculation can help soybean plants form nodules at an optimal rate and time, helping improve their performance potential.
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Better for Soybeans: Fall or Spring Applications?
Does it really matter to soybeans if phosphorus and potassium are applied in the fall or in the spring?
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Conservation Tillage Can Pay Off in Georgia
Conservation tillage saves time and money and improves the soil, but only a small percentage of Georgia farmers currently use…
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Cool Weather Problems for Texas Panhandle Cotton
Poor weather conditions in the Rolling and High Plains of Texas could mean subpar cotton yields for many producers.
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Georgia Cotton Losses to Irma Estimated at 10%
Losses to Georgia’s cotton crop following Hurricane Irma are estimated at nearly $100 million.
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South Carolina Cotton Crop Looks Promising
After two years of storm damage, 2017 looks like a bumper year for South Carolina cotton.