COVID-19
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Coronavirus Creating Uncertainty Among Texas Cotton Growers
Uncertainty surrounding the spread of coronavirus has Texas cotton producers in limbo regarding their crop options for 2020.
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A Swing and Miss: Rough Year Ahead Before 2021 Recovery for Cotton
We missed this market as bad as we have ever missed anything. Here are some reasons why.
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USDA: Early Projections Show 12.5 Million U.S. Cotton Acres in 2020
USDA’s early projection for 2020 U.S. cotton planted acreage is 12.5 million acres.
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Shurley: Market Uncertainties Should Get Figured Out Soon
As 2020 planting nears, current uncertainties in the cotton market should start sorting themselves out.
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Cotton Companion #66 – Acreage Projections and MFP Rumblings
Cotton Grower Editors Jim Steadman and Beck Barnes examine the NCC’s acreage projection, and Texas A&M market analyst John Robinson…
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Fundamentals Keep Cotton Trade Strong Despite Coronavirus Concerns
Concerns remain about the coronavirus, yet cotton continues to respond to traditional market fundamentals.
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NCC 2020 Outlook: New Uncertainties from U.S.-China Phase 1 and Coronavirus
Uncertainties surrounding the U.S.-China Phase 1 agreement and the coronavirus could continue to dampen cotton’s economic outlook for 2020.
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Cotton Shipments Strong in the Face of Coronavirus “What Ifs”
Despite exceptional export sales and shipments, coronavirus concerns continue to pressure the cotton market.
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Is the Coronavirus Infecting the Cotton Market?
The coronavirus may be limiting the cotton market, but prices should return to the low to mid 70s.
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Shurley: Hopes for 80 Cent Cotton Not Realistic Right Now
The 73 cents area seems a reasonable place to start pricing at least some portion of expected 2020 cotton production.