Production
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More Cotton, Less Grain Likely in Texas in 2017
Cotton acres in Texas will likely increase this season, as producers seek an alternative to grains.
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EWR’s eCotton Now Connected with John Deere API
EWR’s eCotton software is now connected with the John Deere Operations Center through John Deere’s API services.
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Crowding Out Weeds
Arkansas soybean specialist says narrowing your rows can have a big impact on weed control.
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Optimize Irrigation and Fertility in High Plains Cotton
With many producers in the northern High Plains considering cotton this year, optimizing irrigation and fertility will be important to…
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Fountain, Byler Receive National Ginner Awards
Kent Fountain and Rick Byler are recipients of national ginning awards for 2016 from the National Cotton Ginners Association.
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Blakemore to Lead National Cotton Ginners Association
David Blakemore has been elected 2017 president of the National Cotton Ginners Association.
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Field Prep Underway for South TX Planting
With spring planting a few weeks away, growers in south Texas are making good progress on field preparation.
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Economical Control Methods for Sugarcane Aphids
A Texas A&M AgriLife study shows that sorghum producers can reduce input costs and improve profitability in managing sugarcane aphids…
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Control Italian Ryegrass Early
An early winter burndown for glyphosate-resistant Italian ryegrass can provide growers time and flexibility in deciding how to control escapes…
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Bayer, MS Technologies Get China Approval for Balance GT Soybeans
Bayer and MS Technologies have received import approval from China for Balance GT soybeans.