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The world’s top cotton exporter looks to capitalize on growing world demand
Why an Upturn Can and Should Happen
As the U.S. government talks about stricter banking regulations, risk-adverse investors have triggered a dip in cotton prices.
Monsanto, Case and Cotton Incorporated help fund expansion which includes educational exhibits and classroom space.
Cotton Grower and the IntercontinentalExchange-New York Cotton Exchange, along with Bayer CropScience’s Certified FiberMax program, proudly present Danny Finch, of Caraway, AR, as the 2009 Cotton Marketer of the Year.
"Optimism" was the word of the week.
New computer software aimed at keeping track of a cotton producer’s bottom line.
Three PhytoGen varieties to debut this season.
Biological nematode control coming in 2011.
David Wright is honored as the 2010 Extension Cotton Specialist of the Year.
U.S. throwing taxpayer money out the window?
As cotton reclaims chunks of acreage from grains, soil conditions could cause 25% yield boosts.
In his annual report from the Beltwide Cotton Conferences, NCC Chairman Jay Hardwick outlined the industry's major challenges and opportunities, including the Brazil trade case and disaster assistance for producers.
Gary Adams, National Cotton Council Vice President of Economics and Policy Analysis, delivers his report on the state of cotton at the 2010 Beltwide Cotton Conferences in New Orleans.
The USDA’s latest cotton report shows production and ginnings are down slightly.
Company releases six new varieties.
Trade associations must look for ways to combine efforts.
Today’s cotton merchants must guide both producers and consumers
Quality is the key to creating demand and market access for cotton
USDA study converts machines from conventional speed to high speed with encouraging results
Instrument-based classing is gaining momentum
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