Planting

Being an Ole Miss football fan isn’t easy, especially not the past two years. The biggest problem I can see…

Growers assess most crop inputs the same way – they want to know how it will affect their bottom line.…

Dusty Hoskyn was looking for a way to diversify his rice and soybean operation this past spring. When an adjacent…

Say you are a farmer and you grow cotton. What’s most important to you? Sure, you want to make money,…

As we usher in a new cotton-growing season, my first trip for 2008 will be attending the National Cotton Council’s…

In the 1890s, the boll weevil crossed the Rio Grande River at Brownsville, TX. Within 10 years, it had infested…

With irrigation likely the most costly input for over half of West Texas cotton production, having a system properly primed…

We’re proud to once again honor exceptional work and service to the cotton industry through our annual Cotton Grower Achievement…

Can I call you back? The market is limit up and things are crazy around here.” I heard that from…

Georgia and Mississippi traditionally rank second and third in cotton acreage behind Texas. In 2000, Georgia claimed the No. 2…