Market Analysis
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Shurley on Cotton: Prices Tracking Back Down the Same Row
If cotton prices were a piece of heavy farm machinery, the market would have a serious compaction problem, tracking over…
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July Supply Demand Report Proves to Be a Bear in Bull’s Clothing
The release of USDA’s July supply demand report quickly turned a big bull report day into a date with the…
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Holding Their Ground Against Pigweed
Cotton growers in northeastern Alabama are working hard to keep pigweed in check – often by any means possible.
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USDA to Update Texas Cotton Acres Info
Due to weather delays that left a portion of cotton acres yet to be planted in Texas, USDA will collect…
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Shurley On Cotton: A New Floor for Planted Acres
By Dr. Don Shurley The long-awaited and much anticipated first estimates of actual crop acres planted for 2015 are…
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Will Spring Rains Offer Price Relief in 2015?
Will this year’s decline in planted acres offer some price release sometime soon? That’s the question waiting for an answer.
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Late Week Fireworks Could Signal Something Bullish for Cotton
Round and round and round she goes… Where she stop no one knows. The circus crier could have found employment…
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Unchanged Variables Keep Market Moving Nowhere Fast
It’s the lull before the storm, and nothing in the cotton market will change until Mother Nature makes her decisions.
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Marking Time Thanks to USDA, China and Mother Nature
The cotton market marked time this past week, thanks to USDA, China and Mother Nature.
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Shurley on Cotton: June Numbers Leave Bulls in the Corral for Now
Cotton growers are optimistically waiting for prices to break to the upside. But patience is wearing thin.