Market Analysis
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Is the U.S. Out of Cotton?
Since the 2006/07 marketing year, U.S. cotton stocks had been largely unmanageable. The stocks-to-use-ratio that year was a bloated 52.82%…
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The Role of Cotton Arbitration & Testing General Organization in Maintaining The Quality of Egyptian Cotton and its Competitiveness in The International Market
For the importance of cotton as a strategic crop, the state undertakes a special care for maintaining its existance, continuance…
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Monsoon Rains Could Push India’s Output to Unprecedented Levels
Consistent monsoon rains could result in India’s highest-ever cotton output, potentially reaching 35 million bales. That level of production would…
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Greek Crop On the Road to Recovery in 2010/11
Following four consecutive seasons of declining cotton acreage, Greece’s new crop is showing strong signs of recovery. Many farmers are…
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USDA: Production to Rise Significantly
The U.S. 2010/11 cotton projections include higher production, domestic mill use, exports and ending stocks compared with June, USDA said…
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So What Now?
Last week, USDA’s July cotton supply and demand report showed a marked increase in projected yield in 2010/11, rising from…
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Expect the Best, Prepare for the Worst
I will in no way throw cold water on a fire that’s burning brightly. But there are some things we…
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Foreign Cotton Production and Demand Drives U.S. Market
By Dr. Carl G. Anderson Special to Cotton Grower Foreign cotton stocks are projected to be the lowest in seven…
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2010 Cotton Acreage Up 19 Percent
USDA projected that all cotton plantings for 2010 are estimated at 10.9 million acres, 19 percent above last year. Upland…
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Yes, We Were Too Low…And Happy To Be
The headline for my On the Square column in January asked: “Is Our Survey Low Again?” Based on the Cotton…