COVID-19
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Shurley: Where Did All the Bullish Optimism Go?
Dr. Don Shurley says there’s no denying that cotton prices below 80 cents changes things. It’s just a matter of…
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USDA Announces Broader Pandemic Assistance Program
Additional CFAP assistance for producers of cotton and other row crops is included in a new USDA plan announced March…
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Experienced Leaders to Guide NCC in 2021
Due to COVID-19’s impact on leadership activities during 2020, many National Cotton Council leaders are getting another opportunity for 2021.
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Master What You Can Control
Taking time now to consider variables like fertility, variety selection, technologies, and weed and insect options can help growers meet…
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NCC: Cotton Demand Returning as U.S. and World Economies Rebound
A few key factors will influence the U.S. cotton industry’s 2021 economic outlook.
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Shurley: Trying to Figure Out This Crazy Good Cotton Market
Dr. Don Shurley says to understand today’s cotton market, we have to know where we’re going, look at where we’ve…
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NCC Joins Manufacturing Coalition on Need for U.S. PPE Industry
The National Cotton Council has joined a coalition of industry organizations and labor unions in outlining recommendations on specific policy…
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Mid-South Farm and Gin Show Cancels In-Person Event, Goes Virtual for 2021
In a January 25 announcement, organizers said the annual Mid-South Farm & Gin Show will not be an in-person event…
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Arkansas Cotton: Rain Impacts Potential, Year Ends in Market Recovery
In 2020, Arkansas’ cotton crop got off to a slow, wet start, endured a pandemic and the remains of two…
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Examining Cotton at Year’s End
We know COVID-19 has impacted normal life and the economy. But how have the cotton and textile sectors fared?