Production Outlook / Acreage
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2017 Looks Like a Good Year for SC Cotton Growers
South Carolina cotton growers can expect to see a better year in 2017, says a Clemson University economist.
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Is Our 2017 Acreage Estimate Too Low?
If our estimate holds true, or if it proves lower than what actually transpires next season, it could mean great…
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USDA: 10 Million Cotton Acres Planted in 2016
USDA’s first acreage report for 2016 shows that U.S. cotton growers have planted 10 million acres in 2016 – a…
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Considering Soil Health
Soil health improvement is needed for long-term goal-oriented management tailored to the soils in each field.
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Georgia Cotton Enterprise Budgets Available Online
The University of Georgia’s Cotton Enterprise Budgets for 2016 are now available online.
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NCC Survey Predicts 9.1 Million U.S. Cotton Acres in 2016
U.S. cotton producers intend to plant 9.1 million cotton acres this spring, according to the National Cotton Council’s 35th Annual…
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Arkansas Extension Issues New Risk Management Resources
The University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service has developed a series of risk management resources to help growers manage their…
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Survey Points to Moderate Acreage Gains for Cotton in 2016
The 2016 Cotton Grower Acreage Survey reveals that floundering competitive prices and high yields could mean brighter days ahead for…
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Arkansas Issues Crop Enterprise Budgets for 2016 Planning
The University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture has issued crop enterprise budgets to help growers plan for the 2016 production…
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High Plains Cotton Production Can Survive Predicted Climate Changes
A Texas A&M research study has shown that cotton production in the High Plains can withstand expected climate changes.