Market Analysis
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Post Harvey, 75 Cents Back in Cotton’s Sights
It remains to be seen if the greater loss from Harvey will be to cotton quantity or quality. But it…
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Shurley: Storms and Other Unknowns for September
September could be interesting. Loss evaluation from Harvey will still be underway, and all eyes are watching Irma. How will…
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Hurricane Harvey Leaves Several Market Scenarios
Following Hurricane Harvey’s rampage through East and Coastal Texas, cotton growers face several possible outcomes based on the level of…
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Riding a Rising Market
California grower Aaron Barcellos relies on smart water use to help take full advantage of a rising Pima market and…
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Market Watching for Harvey’s Impact on U.S. Crop
Hurricane Harvey blew prices to triple digit gains on the week. Now, the market will assess crop damage to see…
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Cotton Board Ups Funding for Cottonseed Marketing
An additional $100,000 is being devoted to increasing demand for cottonseed in the dairy feeding industry.
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Some New Thoughts for the Cotton Industry
Dr. Seshadri Ramkumar of Texas Tech spent part of his summer in India, observing and discussing the country’s cotton industry…
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Was USDA Right? U.S. Crop Looking Bigger.
The U.S. crop is signaling that it is getting bigger. With nothing more than a good fall, the crop could…
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Cotton Board Okays New CI Budget, Elects Officers
The Cotton Board recommended $74 million for cotton research and promotion in 2018 and elected George LaCour as its 2017/2018…
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Shurley: So Much for 18 Million Bales and Higher Prices
If USDA’s September numbers still validate a 20+ million bale crop, prices could slide. If not, the 68-70 cent level…