April 2008
• Precision Ag Payoff
• Research, Technology: Keys To Cotton’s Future
• Protect Your Investment
• Varying Fertilizer Rates May Not Affect Yields
• Pleasing The Customer
• The Importance Of Timing
• USDA: Universal Standards Committee Chosen
• Mid-South Priority: Fighting Plant Bugs
• Farm Products Help Americans On Gas Costs
• Editor's Note: Blimp Ride Creates Special Memories
• Cotton's Agenda: The Proof’s In The Analysis
• Viewpoint: Don’t Be Afraid Of New Tools
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• Web Poll: Precision Ag Leads The Pack
• Industry News
• My Turn: Remembering Dad

March 2008
• Pigweed War
• Curtis Griffith Reflects On An Evolving Industry
• It’s Time To Adopt Precision Technology
• Rotate Responsibly
• BG/RR Seed Timeline Should Help Southeast
• Weed Resistance
• NCC Annual Meeting: Looking Ahead
• Georgia Producers Earn Quality Awards
• Editor's Note: Ag Secretary Makes New Friends
• Cotton's Agenda: Orchestrating The Outreach
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• Web Poll: Congress & Prices Influence The Future
• My Turn: Hunting Season

 TCGA Annual Meeting & Trade Show
• Schedule of Events
• Message From Tony Williams
• TCGA ‘Ginner Of The Year’
• TCGA President’s Report
• TCGA Incoming President
• TCGA’s Officers and Directors
• Plains Cotton Growers’ Annual Meeting
• Southwest Ginners School
• TCGA Staff

February 2008
• Making A Difference
• TCGA Meeting Reflects Importance Of Quality
• It’s Show Time
• Conservation Program To Protect Wildlife
• John Pucheu Addresses BWCC In Nashville
• West Texas Oil Fields Turn Into ‘White Gold’
• Burndown Leads To Healthy Plants
• Getting Creative
• Farm Group Sends Strong Message About Ag
• World Ag Expo Expands
• CREP Program Continues Growth
• Cottonseed Industry Making Big Comeback
• Editor's Note: Consultants Prove Their Worth
• Cotton's Agenda: Main Focus – Viable Access
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments - 2008 Issues
• Industry Comments - Beltwide
• Industry News
• Web Poll: Info Seekers Swarm Winter Meetings
• My Turn: Planning For The Future

January 2008
• Cotton’s Road Map
• Not Your Grandad’s Harvesters
• Loyalty To Cotton Remains Strong
• Can New Water Policy Affect Georgia Farmers?
• Can Cotton Breeders Predict The Future?
• California Considers Alternative Crops
• California Cotton – Alive And Well
• Cotton Sustainability: Protecting Market Gains
• Fertilizer Expenses Keep Inching Up
• Soil Management
• South Georgia Farming – It’s A Way Of Life
• Be Aggressive On Weed Resistance
• Big Crop Helps Cottonseed Oil
• Publisher's Note: Cotton Outlook — Very Promising
• Editor's Note: Industry Support Evident Across Belt
• Cotton's Agenda: Setting A New Standard
• Viewpoint: It Pays To Be An Efficient Farmer
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• Industry News
• Web Poll: Optimists Vocal Regarding ’08 Season
• My Turn: Man’s Best Friend

December 2007
• Seeds Of Change
• Reap Benefits From Season Review
• How Dry Was It? Just Ask SE Farmers
• Western Producers Tackle Weeds
• Cooperative Marketing
• Perfect Conditions Reward High Plains
• USDA Supports Overseas Ag Promotion
• Despite Long Summer, Georgia Farm Survived
• Fiber Quality – Always A Timely Topic
• It’s Time To Choose Seed Varieties For ‘08
• Water Rights Invoices Called ‘Illegal Taxes’
• Editor's Note: A Tip Of The Hat To Farmers
• Cotton's Agenda: New And Improved
• Viewpoint: It Takes A Plan To Fight Nematodes
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• Industry News
• Web Poll: For Most Farmers, Seeing Is Believing
• My Turn: Life Lessons Learned

November 2007
• Adding Value To Motes
• Do Producers Know Enough About Corn?
• Cotton Hydromulch: A Sustainable Option
• Judge’s Ruling May Affect SJV’s Water Supply
• Farmers Deserve Better
• Editor's Note: ‘07 Crop Season: One For The Books
• Cotton's Agenda: Seize The Season
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• Web Poll: Senate Proposal Gets A Thumbs Down
• My Turn: Irreconcilable Differences

October 2007
• Buy Or Sell?
• California Report: Central Coast Meeting To Study Industry’s Future
• ‘08 Beltwide To Focus On Consultants
• Focus On Fertility
• Preserve Profits With Well-Built Module
• How Flexible Is Your Residual Herbicide?
• Editor's Note: New York Traders ‘Staying The Course’
• Cotton's Agenda: Seeking ‘Equal’ Access
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry News
• Industry Comments
• Viewpoint: Timely Defoliation Crucial In California
• Web Poll: Majority Predicts Good To Excellent Crop
• My Turn: Better Days Are Ahead

September 2007
• Watch The Skies
• Georgia Stays Focused On Better Quality
• Hot Cotton
• Cotton Board: Cotton Remains The ‘Natural Choice’
• Marketing: Some Do’s And Dont’s
• Effective Defoliant Can Slow Regrowth
• Editor's Note: Cotton’s Top Crop Can Be Tempting
• Cotton's Agenda: How Far Doha?
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• Industry News
• WebPoll: Sharp Knife Method Takes Top Spot
• Viewpoint: Assessing Impact Of Short Fiber
• My Turn: A Big Thank You

August 2007
• Proud Heritage
• SE Crop Copes With Drought
• Mid-South Continues War With Spider Mites
• Clean Water
• California Report: Farmers, Sheriffs Push For Metal Theft Ordinances
• Public Enemy No. 1
• Five Tips For A Smooth Ginning Season
• Editor's Note: Another Memorable Visit To Lubbock
• Cotton's Agenda: Going To The Source
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• Industry News
• WebPoll: Among Precision Ag Tools, VRA Ranks High
• Lending a Helping Hand
• My Turn: A Split Decision

July 2007
• Water Wars
• Using Water Wisely
• Rich History
• U.S. Farm Program – A True Safety Net
• Farmer’s Daughter Gains New ‘Education’
• Field Days: Come On Out!
• Seed Company Acquisition Creates New Landscape
• Going Global
• New Seed Treatments Produce Uniformity
• Immigration Bill Might Be Revived
• Editor's Note: What Happened To Common Sense?
• Cotton's Agenda: U.S. Team Delivers Quality Message
• Cotton Board: U.S. Cotton Creates Key Link To China
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• Industry New
• WebPoll: Aquifers, Weather Limit Water Supply
• My Turn: Let’s Stay Optimistic

June 2007
• The Hidden Enemy
• Soil Moisture System Pays Off
• The Good Bugs Of Summer
• USDA To Fund Special Wetlands Project
• Delta Council: Preparing For Battle
• TCGA: Century Of Progress
• It’s Smart To Attack Mites Early In California
• Editor's Note: Saxby Chambliss – Ag’s Staunch Ally
• Cotton's Agenda: Rising To The Challenge
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• WebPoll: Plant Bugs Top The ‘Most Expected’ List
• My Turn: A ‘Shocking Experience’

May 2007
• Friendly Competitors?
• Johanns Wants Help For Young Farmers
• Controlling Mites
• Technology Simplifies Recordkeeping
• Rotate Chemistries To Fight Resistance
• 15-Inch Cotton Option
• Editor's Note: Our Aussie Friends – You Gotta Love’em
• Cotton's Agenda: A Tool You Can’t Resist
• Cotton Board: Service Helps To Control Aphids
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• WebPoll: Farmers’ Awareness Of Resistance Is Up
• My Turn: Hidden Secrets In The Field

April 2007
• Investing In The Future
• Farm Bill, Energy Issues Must Be Addressed
• Start Early When Collecting Data
• 23 Million Acres Re-enrolled In CRP
• Tried And True
• Editor's Note: Rep. Mike Ross Speaks Up For Ag
• Cotton's Agenda: By No Means – More Limits
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• Industry News
• Viewpoint: Know How To Fight Seedling Disease
• WebPoll: Resistant Weeds Call For Proactive Planning
• My Turn: Finding Hope In A Tragedy

March 2007
• Larkin Martin Charts Her Own Path In Farming
• Most Insects Cope With Cold Weather
• Thumbs Up For VR Irrigation
• Texas Ginners Take Pride In Their History
• Proceed Carefully In Nitrogen Management
• Pucheu Elected NCC Chairman
• Industry Salutes NCC’s Jordan, Wakelyn
• Farm Safety: It Pays To Be Careful
• Use Different Approach To Control Nematodes
• Cotton-Based Mulch Shows Promise
• Johanns Spells Out Farm Bill Proposal
• Want A Better Way To Keep Records?
• High Plains Shifting More Acres To Flex
• USDA, Arkansas Focus On Conservation
• Georgia Honors Top Producers, Gins
• What’s Wrong With The Market
• Editor's Note: Learning More About Mr. Johanns
• Cotton's Agenda: Fairness For All Farmers?
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• Industry News
• Viewpoint: The Proper Burndown Strategy
• WebPoll: Farmers Eye Profits Right Up To Planting
• My Turn: Don’t Be A Quitter

TCGA Program
• TCGA-Schedule of Events
• Welcome to TCGA
• Curtis Griffith — Ginner Of The Year
• President’s Report — Lee Tiller
• Incoming President — Jim Bradford
• Texas Cotton Ginners’ Trust
• Plains Cotton Growers
• Exhibitors and Booth Numbers
• Southwest Ginners School
• TCGA Staff
• TCGA Faces Big Issues In ‘07
• Things To Do In Lubbock
• Myrl Mitchell Recalls Industry’s Rich Tradition
• TCGA Officers & Directors
• Cotton Farming, TCGA Continue Partnership
• Georgian To Lead NCGA In ‘07

February 2007
• Year ’Round Precision Ag
• Italy Seeks Fiber Consistency
• Seminar Reflects Need To Improve Quality
• Has It Really Been 100 Years For TCGA?
• Spider Mites Take Big Leap Forward
• Corn Or Cotton In ‘07?
• USDA Provides Funds For Disaster Recovery
• Mid-South Gin Show
• N.C. Producer Adapts To Changing Market
• Wheat/Cotton Combo Works Well In Southeast
• Farm Bureau Supports 2002 Law’s Concepts
• It Was Another Memorable Beltwide
• China’s Economic Clout Affecting U.S. Cotton
• California Farmers Win Water Rights Ruling
• Keys To Good Start: Variety Choices, Land Prep
• USDA Approves Funds For Overseas Ag Promotion
• New Seed Treatments Pack Bigger Punch
• Editor's Note: Courage And Kindness In The Crescent City
• Cotton's Agenda: Let The Debate Begin
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• Industry News
• WebPoll: Democratic Congress Gets Mixed Reviews
• My Turn: Dropping In For A Visit

January 2007
• Founder Reflects On Magazine’s Rich History
• Magazine’s Legacy: Service To U.S. Cotton
• Senator Eastland Had Faith In U.S. Cotton
• If We Adapt, Cotton Will Thrive
• Prepare Yourself For An Exciting Future
• Cotton’s Unity Is The Key To Its Strength
• From Sputnik To GPS, Industry Has Seen It All
• Industry Commitment
• Important Legacy Will Continue
• Why Do I Care?
• Cotton Farming Tales
• More Flexibility
• Faith In Farming Pays Off
• USDA To Award $20M In Conservation Grants
• Cotton Board: A New Market For Cottonseed?
• Irrigation, Right Varieties Pay Off In Dry Season
• Flex Varieties Get Good Reviews
• Editor's Note: It Takes A Plan To Review 50 Years
• Cotton's Agenda: Staying On The Right Path
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• Industry News
• WebPoll: Seed Tech Inches By The Weevil
• My Turn: Waiting For Next Year

December 2006
• 2007 Seed Variety Guide
• Beating The Heat
• Study Your Fields Before Choosing Varieties
• Industry Weighs In On RR Flex
• Decision Time
• $39 Million Targeted For Overseas Ag Promotion
• Historic Agreement
• Cotton Board: Study Shows Impact Of CI Program
• Editor's Note: Reviewing Another Memorable Year
• Cotton's Agenda: New Level Of Cooperation
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• Viewpoint: Using Data For Variety Decisions
• WebPoll: Family, Hunting & Fishing Fill ‘Off’ Time
• My Turn: The Simple Life

November 2006
• Surprising Comeback
• Soil Sampling Process
• Equipping For Excellence
• Do Your Homework Before Buying
• In Search Of New Customers
• Q&A: Monsanto Official Says D&PL Deal Will Help Farmers
• Editor's Note: Technology Helps In Raising The Bar
• Cotton's Agenda: Making A Connection
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• My Turn: Goin’ Home Again
• WebPoll: Planters In The Picture For New Purchases

October 2006
• Finishing Harvest
• On The Move
• Good Cover Crops Have Many Soil Benefits
• Burndown Targets Resistance
• 2006 Insect Pressure Was A Mixed Bag
• USDA Announces Grants For Rural Development
• NCC Seeks Disaster Assistance
• Editor's Note: Amid Some Adversity, A Bit Of Optimism
• Cotton's Agenda: Visible And Vigilant
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry News
• Industry Comments
• My Turn: A 500-Pound Gift Of Love
• WebPoll: Weather Dominates Crop Status Ratings

September 2006
• 10 Time-Tested Tips For Clean Cotton
• Can The Southeast Hit Higher Quality Mark?
• Hot, Dry Weather Affects Pre-Harvest Plans
• Seam’s Marketing: Meeting Demand
• USDA To Help Iraq’s Ag Industry
• Nightmare In Texas Yields Some Surprises
• Editor's Note: Proactive Industry Can Solve Problems
• Cotton Board: Research Reveals New Use For Roller Gins
• Cotton's Agenda: Prevention Is Best Cure
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry News
• Industry Comments
• My Turn: The Big Payoff For Producers
• WebPoll: Final Tally Reflects Trend For U.S. Mills

August 2006
• Spanning A Generation
• Points In Question
• Focus On Defoliation
• When Bolls Open, It’s Time For Decisions
• A Dollar Saved Is A Dollar Earned
• Cotton Institute Continues Global Appeal
• Analyst Cleveland Upbeat After Seminar
• Editor's Note: Ag’s Influence Is Big In Small Town USA
• Cotton's Agenda: Yearning To Learn
• Viewpoint: When Do You Apply Harvest Aids?
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry News
• Industry Comments
• My Turn: In The Short Rows
• WebPoll: Trade Agreement Grabs Most Votes

July 2006
• Preserving Water
• Dry As A Bone
• Headed For The Home Stretch
• The Big Question: When To Spray?
• Spider Mites Plague Mid-South
• Waging War On Plant Bugs
• Six-Week Fruiting Period Crucial To Yields
• Editor's Note: It’s Time To Protect Ag’s Water Supply
• Cotton's Agenda: Solidarity Is The Standard
• Cotton Board: Cotton – ‘Beyond Your Imagination’
• Specialists Speaking: In Search Of A Good Rain
• Industry News
• Industry Comments
• My Turn: Scouting Can Be An Adventure
• WebPoll: Readers Favor BMPs And Praying For Rain

June 2006
• Managing Inputs
• IRM Program
• Cotton Insect Pest Guide For ‘06
• Wild Hosts To Crop Rotation: Influencing Factors On Insect Pests
• Do You Know What Your Neighbor Planted?
• Emerson Seeks Ideas On Energy
• Editor's Note: The Next Challenge – Getting The Facts Right
• Cotton's Agenda: Tighten Your Belt...wide; Improve Your Margins
• Specialists Speaking: Don’t Ignore Early Season Pests
• Industry News
• Industry Comments
• My Turn: Those Darned Cat Stories
• WebPoll: Plant Bugs Take Top Spot As Biggest Threat

May 2006
• Managing Inputs
• Plant Growth Regulators
• EFS Gains Acceptance In China
• TCGA Prepares For Crucial Issues In ‘06
• Editor's Note: Looking To The Sky And Praying For Rain
• Cotton's Agenda: Accelerating Ag Awareness
• Specialists Speaking: It’s Make Or Break Time
• Letters to the Editor
• Industry Comments
• My Turn: A Teenager Learns His Lesson
• WebPoll: Equipment Leads In Capital Expenditures

April 2006
• California Cotton — Still A Major Player
• Is A Replant Worth It?
• Signia – A New Marketing Tool
• Researchers Say Nitrogen Too Essential To Reduce
• Georgia Farmers, Ginners Honored For Better Quality
• USDA Takes Action On Bale Moisture Issue
• Editor's Note: Some U.S. Mills Know How To Survive
• Cotton's Agenda: Filling An Important Niche
• Specialists Speaking
• Industry Comments
• My Turn: Back That Stripper Up!
• Veiwpoint: Benefits Of Best Management Practices
• Veiwpoint: Efficient Use Of Nitrogen Pays Off
• WebPoll: Farmers Split On Best Approach To Fertility

March 2006
• California Cotton — Still A Major Player
• TCGA Wins Battle On Regulatory Issues
  + Logistical Challenges Loom In Export Market
• RR Flex Cotton Varieties
• Q&A: Allen Helms Ready To Lead NCC In ‘06
• Govt Pushes Renewable Energy Programs
• PCG Celebrates 50-Year Anniversary
• California Governor Lays Out New Plans To Protect Security Of Water
• Ag Secretary Opposes Farm Bill Extension
• Immigration Reform Continues As Hot Issue
• Mallory Alexander International
• New Finishing Technology For Cotton Sheets
• West Texas Producers Embrace Precision Ag
• Seed Treatment vs. In-Furrow
• More Farmers Moving Toward Bulk Seed Containers
• Liberty Link Technology Provides New Options
• NCC Annual Meeting Review
• One of a Kind: Unique Protein Enhancer Increases Yields & Returns
• TCGA Schedule of Events
• Tony Williams: Welcome To TCGA
• Ginner of the Year: Steve Newton
• Ron Craft: President’s Report
• Exhibitors’ Booth Numbers
• Lee Tiller: Incoming President
• Plains Cotton Growers
• Southwest Ginners School
• TCGA Officers/Directors

February 2006
• Effective Burndown
• Cold-Tolerant Cotton
• Can Plant Density Affect Fiber Quality?
• Texas Ginners Brace For Another Record Crop
• Wrapping Up A Busy Beltwide
• WTO: Protect The Industry
• Seminar Shows How Fiber Quality Pays Off
• Hunter Honored At CCOY Reception
• Texas Cotton Goes ‘Off The Loan Chart’
• New Fungus Poses Threat To California Pima
• Some Varieties Need To Weather The Storms
• Variable Worm Pressure Highlighted ‘05 Season
• Seed Treatment Proves It Can Boost Yields
• Conservation Programs Bring New Rewards
• Some Fungi Actually Improve Plant
• Farmers, Urbanites Find Common Ground
• Government Continues To Protect Food Supply
• Editor's Note: Saying Good-Bye To Friends Is Never Easy
• Cotton's Agenda: Who Are U.S. Cotton’s Primary Customers?
• Specialists Speaking: Attack Those Winter Weeds
• My Turn: Disking In The Ditch
• Industry Comments
• Industry News

January 2006
• Investing in Ag's Future
• Need A Refresher Course?
• Producers’ Perspectives
• Domestic Forces Will Impact Legislation
• WTO Ruling
• The Facts On U.S. Farm Policy
• Does History Repeat Itself In Farm Bills?
• SE Farmers Like Current Farm Program
• Keeping Good Records Always Pays Off
• Early-Season Insects
• Resistance Management Remains Top Priority
• Glyphosate Weed Resistance Spurs Industry Action
• More Biotech Choices For California Farmers
• End-Of-Season Profits
• High Plains Enjoys ‘One Ton’ Yields
• Battle Continues Against ‘Invisible’ Nematodes
• Cotton Consultant of the Year winner
• Publisher's Note: It’s Up To Us To Protect Ag’s Future
• Editor's Note: Our Industry Prepares For The Ultimate Test
• Cotton's Agenda: Help On The Turn Row
• Specialists Speaking: Review Your Plans For ‘06
• My Turn: In Search Of A Better Road
• WebPoll: Maintaining CCPs Key To Cotton’s Viability
• Industry Comments

December 2005
• Past Season Shapes 2006 Strategies
• High Diesel Prices Contribute To Cost-Cutting Measures
• California Producers Hoping For Better Days
• Farmers, Lenders Look For Efficiency
• U.S. Launches Program To Help West Africa
• Seed Trait Combinations Inundate The Market
• Calcot’s Experience Opens Doors In China
• UC Davis Awarded Grant To Study Air Pollution
• Beltwide Session Will Address Importance Of The ‘First 40 Days’
• Plenty of Choices for 2006 Seed Varieties
• Texas Brothers’ Hard Work Results In CSP Grant
• California Voters Reject Biotech Crop Ban
• Editor's Note: Memorable Year Ends, Promising Year Ahead
• Cotton's Agenda: Don’t Bet The Farm
• Specialists Speaking: Decisions, Decisions, Decisions
• Viewpoint: Be Prepared When You Visit The Bank
• My Turn: Rural Legends
• WebPoll: Diesel Prices Fuel Production Changes
• Industry Comments

November 2005
• Past Season Shapes 2006 Strategies
• Wormholes – New Source For Pollution?
• Timing Is Critical For Soil Sampling
• Scientists Share Data To Improve Irrigation
• Fall Land Preparation: A Head Start On The Upcoming Season
• Despite Heat, Drought, Some Varieties Still Deliver
• World Trade, New Technology Share Spotlight At 2006 Beltwide
• What Mills Want: New Opportunities In Korea
• 2005 Field Day Review
• Effective Seed Treatment Moves To ‘New Level’
• Editor's Note: Global Trade Issues Hit Close To Home
• Cotton's Agenda: Global Leadership In Promotion
• Specialists Speaking: Start Planning For Next Year
• My Turn: A Lesson Learned
• WebPoll: Loan Process Involves Several Key Factors
• Industry Comments
• Letters to the Editor

October 2005
• Pulling The Trigger on Defoliation
• The Final Objective — Finishing Harvest
• Ginning For Overseas Markets
• Mid-South Cotton Tries To Recover From ‘Rita’
• New Trends Affect Gin-Direct Contracts
• Remote Sensing Becomes More Accessible
• Cotton Board: Tools You Can Use
• Mid-South Producers Have New Seed Options
• Editor's Note: Don’t Underestimate Generosity Of Farmers
• Cotton's Agenda: No Special Treatment In WTO
• Specialists Speaking: Make Every Minute Count
• My Turn: A Simple Plan Goes Awry
• WebPoll: Markets Influence Farmer/Ginner Ties
• Industry Comments

September 2005
• Pulling The Trigger on Defoliation
  + Why Does Defoliation Differ In Other Regions?
• Ethics Play Key Role In Today's Global Market
• Not The R-Word Yet
  + Mid-South Recommendations For Roundup Ready Flex Cotton With Palmer Pigweed
• Ag Research — A Bright Future
• Aerial Imagery System, Agronomic Expertise Improve Crop Management
• Singapore Meeting Helps Producers, Spinners Exchange Ideas
• Editor's Note: Senate Majority Leader Vows To Defend Farmers
• Cotton's Agenda: DR-CAFTA: Stability & Growth
• Specialists Speaking
• My Turn: A Wild And Unforgettable Ride
• WebPoll: Quality Discounts Still A Problem
• Industry Comments

August 2005
• Mid- To Late Season Cotton
  + Mississippi Adopts Cotton/Peanut Rotation
• Industry Stays Hopeful During Farm Bill Debates
• Q&A: Tucker Miller — Serving The Farmer
• Good Recordkeeping Helps Gain CSP Grant
• Early Look At RR Flex Looks Promising
• California’s Central Coast Conference Gearing Up
• Editor's Note: Phipps’ Retirement Leaves Big Void
• Cotton's Agenda: Extending A Helping Hand
• Specialists Speaking: It’s Make Or Break Time
• My Turn: ...Only In A Cotton Field
• WebPoll: Timing Is Everything in Proper Defoliation
• Industry Comments

July 2005
• Management Strategies Increase Water Efficiency
• Good PGR Timing Can Improve Yields
• New Germplasm Lines Improve Future Varieties
• Meet Mike Lamensdorf
• Experienced Staff Will Guide CF
• Memphis Agricenter Hosts Ag Technology Field Day
• Editor's Note: Industry Unity Reaps Dividends Again
• Cotton's Agenda: Keeping Priorities Straight
• Specialists Speaking: Don’t Be Late If You Irrigate
• My Turn: Remembering The Good Times
• WebPoll: Water Conservation Remains Crucial Issue
• Industry Comments

June 2005
• Stinkbugs Emerge As Major Pest
• Don’t Overlook Insect Thresholds
• War Against Weevil Isn’t Over Yet
• Management Tips For Cotton Insect Pests
• PGR Benefits Evolve With Added Ingredients
• Editor's Note: It's A New Day For Our Magazine
• Cotton's Agenda: When Opportunity Knocks
• Specialists Speaking: Scouting For Pests
• My Turn: A New Beginning

May 2005
• Form Your Firm Footing In Early Season
• Watch For Signals In Weed Resistance
• When It Comes To New Products, Farmers Have Lots Of Choices
• Are Texas Ginners Ready For Another Big Crop?
• EFS Conference Helps Mills Compete Globally
• Farmers Lauded For Conservation Efforts
• Editor's Note: Proud Texans Share The Moment
• Specialists Speaking: Stay Strong In May
• My Turn: A Farmer’s Generosity
• Industry Comments
• Cotton's Agenda: Maintaining A Proper Balance

April 2005
• What’s In Your Hopper Box?
• Big Potential Possible With Early Cotton
• Seed Vigor: Harness Your Horsepower
• World Market Demands ‘Gentler’ Fiber
• Research, Field Trials Pave The Way For Technology
• Vacuum Harvesting Offers New Possibilities
• New Insecticide Proves Useful On Plant Bugs
• Expanded Label Improves Horseweed Control
• When It Comes To Data Analysis,It Pays To Be Patient
• Kansas Cotton Catches On
• Editor's Note: It’s Time To Plant Another Crop
• Viewpoint: It’s A New Environment For Ginning
• Viewpoint: Control Weeds Early ... Or Lose Money
• Industry Comments
• Cotton's Agenda: Nearing The Finish Line
• Specialists Speaking: Ready To Plant
• Product News
• Industry News
• My Turn: Speedy Delivery

March 2005
• Farmers Stay On Target With Precision Ag
• Be Cautious Before Row-Spacing Change
• Critical Issues Await NCC Chairman
• Producers Ponder Urban Sprawl
• Gin Research Offers Hope For Future
• Planting Intentions Survey Reveals Slight Increase for ‘05
• Coalition: No More Farm Bill Cuts
• Texas Cotton Ginners Trust
• Soils Display Debuts At Smithsonian
• Seed-Applied Fungicide May Be Wise Investment>
• Plains Cotton Growers
• Monsanto To Acquire Emergent Genetics
• Gin School’s Goal – Improving Quality
• Fiber Quality Improves In Georgia Crop>
• Protein Treatment May Boost Yields
• State Support Programs Prove Their Worth
• Welcome To TCGA
• TCGA Schedule of Events
• President's Report: Steve Newton
• Incoming President: Ron Craft
• Ginner Of The Year: Sid Brough
• McClendon Elected To Lead National Ginners
• Editor's Note: Don’t Underestimate Precision Ag’s Value
• Cotton's Agenda: No Mid-Stream Modifications!
• Viewpoint: Cotton Fiber’s Role In The Market
• Specialists Speaking: Marching Toward Planting Season
• My Turn: Paydirt!
• Industry Comments

February 2005
• Wild Weather
• What Do Ginners Need? Uncontaminated Lint
• Producers Understand Value of Soil Nutrients
• Beltwide Brings Bounty Of Info
• Roundtable Focuses On Fiber’s Future
• California Producers To Help With Survey
• Veneman Bids Farewell
• USDA Implements Biobased Products Program
• Winter Annuals Cause Trouble For California Con-Till
• Precision Agriculture
• Editor's Note: Making Plans For The New Year
• Letters
• Cotton's Agenda: Quality Matters for U.S. Cotton
• Viewpoint: Nutrition Serves Vital Plant Health Role
• Viewpoint: Where Do We Go From Here?
• Specialists Speaking: The Shortest Month Brings Producers The Highest Hopes
• My Turn: A Journey To The Melon Patch
• Greenbook Resource Page
• Industry Comments

January 2005
• Publisher's Note: The Long And Short Of It
• Delivering The Best Fiber To Our Export Customers
• Producers Push For Premiums
• Industry Committed To Improving Fiber Quality
• Cotton Incorporated: Fiber Research A Priority
• Book Smarts: Research Makes Its Mark
• Fall Herbicides: Use Only To Replace Spring Burndown
• Four Practices May Boost Fiber Quality Potential
• Seed Treatment Taps New Tech
• New Spray System May Reduce Nematodes
• Ga. Researchers Battle Stinkbugs, Short Fiber
• Research Is Key To Ag’s Future
• Editor's Note: When Customers Speak, U.S. Cotton Must Respond
• Cotton's Agenda: One Of A Kind
• Industry Comments
• Viewpoint: It’s Time For A Marketing Lesson
• Specialists Speaking: The New Year Is Here
• My Turn: Watching 2004 Blow By

December 2004
• S.C.’s Gill Rogers - ‘A Passionate Producer’
• 15-Inch-Row Technique Has Potential
• Conserving The Land: CSP Program Rewards Farmers
• What’s Next? A Look At 2005
• Variable Rate Cuts Costs
• Beltwide ‘05: Back In The Big Easy
• AITC Teaches Students About Ag
• Preparation Begins For World Ag Expo
• Editor's Note: It’s A Season For Giving Thanks
• Greenbook Update
• Cotton's Agenda: Gaining A Global Edge
• Specialists Speaking: Start Studying For Next Year
• My Turn: The Ups And Downs Of Technology

November 2004
• Irrigating For Profits
• Producers And Lenders: It’s All About Trust
• Beltwide Conference Gets ‘Golden’
• USDA Announces Program Signup Dates
• New DNA Tool May Improve Future Germplasm
• 2004 Field Day Review
• Editor's Note: Washington Visitor Makes New Friends
• Industry News
• Cotton's Agenda: Adopting And Adapting
• Specialists Speaking: Prepare For Post-Harvest Projects
• My Turn: A Matter Of Perspective

October 2004
• Irrigating For Profits
• Ready, Set, Harvest
• Cash In With Good Cover Crop Management
• Spray This Fall To Plant Earlier Next Spring
• Editor's Note: Our Election Message: ‘Don’t Forget Farmers’
• Greenbook Updates
• Industry News
• Viewpoint: Ditch Some Guesswork With Soil Sampling
• Cotton's Agenda: Dispelling Myths
• Specialists Speaking: Hoping For Happy Harvests
• My Turn: A Haunted Delta

September 2004
• Building Better Fiber... Farmers, Researchers Do Their Part
• Georgia Leaders Attack Fiber Quality Problem
• Priority No. 1 – Avoiding Discounts
• Searching For Premiums
• Quality Catches Up To Yield, Quality
• Make Marketing Pay
• Editor's Note: Learning More About Fiber Quality
• Greenbook Updates
• Viewpoint: Farmers, Ginners Maximize Bale Value
• Cotton Board: Bale Moisture Research Comes Full Circle
• Cotton's Agenda: Unfairly Singled Out
• Specialists Speaking: Time To Be Timely
• My Turn: Standing Our Ground

August 2004
• Finish Strong
• Straight Talk: Reflecting On Cotton’s New Challenges
• Gins Ready For Another Big Crop
• Cotton School Inspires Globally
• A Sticky Situation
• Something For Everyone At Stoneville
• CCOY Interview: Danny Pierce – The Farmer’s Friend
• Editor's Note: Producers Overcome Untimely Rains
• Greenbook Updates
• Letters
• Cotton's Agenda: Begging To Differ
• Industry & Product News
• Specialists Speaking: Counting Down To Harvest
• My Turn: Pick Of The Litter

July 2004
• Water Management Remains Critical to California Producers
• Making The Most Of Mid-Season
• Notes From The Southeast
• Milan No-Till Field Day Returns
• Producers Bet On PGR Payoff
• Cotton Board: Going Online For Cotton Products
• Field Diary: A Five-Month Study Of 15-Inch-Row Cotton
• TTAP: Young Producers Learn To Rely On Mentors
• Editor's Note: Fiber Quality Issue Isn’t Going Away
• Cotton's Agenda: Contamination-Free Is A Pure Necessity
• Specialists Speaking: Summertime Blooms
• My Turn: Destiny On The Farm

June 2004
• A Bug-Eat-Bug World
• Plant Mapping -- It's Alive And Well
• IPM Programs Are Here To Stay
• United States Prepares To Fight WTO Ruling
• 2004 Insect Guide
• New Insecticide Shows Promise On Plant Bugs
• Editor's Note: Remembering Rick Parsons
• Cotton's Agenda: Disarming U.S. Agriculture Not An Option
• Viewpoint: Love Of Industry Never Ends
• My Turn: Lessons From A Storm
• Greenbook Resource Page
• Product News
• Industry News

May 2004
• The Art Of Scouting
• Additional Scouting Tips
• Know The Whole Plant
• Don't Underestimate Importance Of Fertility
• Upbeat Mood Boosts TCGA Event
• Protecting Technology Through Research
• Editor's Note: Mother Nature Lends A Helping Hand
• Specialists Speaking: May In Motion
• Cotton's Agenda: Walking The China Tightrope
• My Turn: Spray It Ain't So
• Greenbook Resource Page

April 2004
• Standing Tall with No-Till, In-Furrow Fungicides
• Transgenic Vs. Conventional: Sorting Through The Choices
• 'Half Circle' Farming Lowers Inputs, Boosts Yield
• Editor's Note: Looking For Farmers? Go To North Carolina
• Specialists Speaking: April Anticipation
• Cotton's Agenda: Seedling Disease
• My Turn: In Plane View

March 2004
• Start Smart On Road To Profit
• Q&A Interview: Anderson Ready To Lead NCC This Year
• Cotton Board: Textile Research Yields Improved Fabrics
• TCGA Offers Help On Regulatory Issues
• Before You Plant, Be Seed Savvy
• Vance Buys C&P Press Company
• Four Beltwide Plans That Worked
• Editor's Note: Make Smart Decisions When You Plant
• Industry & Product News
• Specialists Speaking: Vigor Will Figure Big in '04
• Cotton's Agenda: Pipeline's Potential Is Reason For Optimism
• My Turn: Strong Arm Of The Law ... Er, Straw

February 2004
• The Lowdown On Burndown
• Major Goals For Ginners: Fiber Quality, Efficiency
• TCGA Ginners Aim For 'Next Level' Of Service
• Worst Of The Worst
• Plan For Future Equipment Needs
• Crop Rotation: Is It Worth The Effort?
• New Herbicides Spell New Options
• SE Producers Battling Tropical Spiderwort Weed
• Editor's Note: Feeling Upbeat About The New Year
• Viewpoint: High Hopes For High Residue
• Viewpoint: Profit Still Possible In Volatile Market
• Specialists Speaking: Decisions, Decisions, Decisions
• Cotton's Agenda: Solutions Through Strength
• My Turn: From Dallas To The Delta

January 2004
• Export Markets Present New Challenges
• U.S. Must Fight Against China's Trade Policies
• Global Trade
• 2003 Crop Season: Mirror Image of '02
• Write A Business Plan, Improve Your Profits
• Southeast Producers Ponder A Variety of Varieties
• New Ag Technology Arrives 'InTime'
• Young Scientists Make Their Mark
• The WTO: Cotton's New Courtroom
• 2003 Cotton Consultant of the Year Winner
• Publishers's Note: It's Time To Start Thinking...Globally
• Editor's Note: New Trade Environment Can't Be Ignored
• Specialists Speaking: Getting A Fresh Start
• Cotton's Agenda: Protecting Profitability Paths
• Industry News
• My Turn: Rock Of Ages
• Talkin' Trade: Producers Offer Advice

December 2003

• Family Ties: Father-Son Partnerships Still Work
• Early BGII Tests Show Promise
• Seeds of Change
• Beltwide '04: Talk Turns To Tech
• Editor's Note: Unpredictable Season Ends On A High Note
• Viewpoint: Ups and Downs? Try Trial And Error
• Cotton's Agenda: Courting A Central Player
• Specialists Speaking: Start Your Planning Now
• Voice of the Delta: Here We Come A-Cotton Caroling

November 2003

• Risk Management Means Occasionally Defying The Odds
• Beltwide's New Emphasis: Trade & Technology
• Yielding Better Finances
• More Maintenance This Year, Fewer Bills Next Year
• Editor's Note: If It's Risky, Do Your Homework
• Cotton Board: Breeders' Tour Takes Global Focus
• Specialists Speaking: Get A Jump On 2004
• Q&A Interview: Texas Banker Offers Some Timely Tips
• Cotton's Agenda: Staying Ahead Of The Game
• Voice of the Delta: Black 'n White Stripedy Armyworms

October 2003

• Tillage Trends: California Beginning To Embrace Con-Till
• New Permit May Speed Adoption Of Con-Till For California Farmers
• Get Ready: Fall Land Prep Starts Next Crop Off Right
• Conservation Programs: Key To Ag Turnaround?
• Identify Early Problems With Regular Soil Sampling
• Editor's Note: A Ray Of Hope For The Future
• Letters: Texas Producer Admires Helms' Ability To Cope With Adversity During Planting Season
• Straight Talk: Testing Times On The High Plains
• Viewpoint: Free Agent In Cotton Country
• Specialists Speaking: Season Winding Down
• Cotton's Agenda: The Forum For Finding Solutions
• Voice of the Delta: Careful Whom You Stop For!

September 2003

• Cotton, Tobacco Operation Exemplifies Success Of Family Farming
• What Should Producers Expect From Ginners?
• In A Late Season, Prepare to Pick Early
• Trends In Variety Selection
• Improve Fiber Quality With Roller Ginning
• Editor's Note: Can We Win The PR War?
• Cotton's Agenda: Mainstream Media Missing The Mark
• Industry News
• Specialists Speaking: Picking Time's Upon Us
• Voice of the Delta: Guess Who's 300?

August 2003

• Overcoming a Late Start
• Southeast Drought Woes Finally End
• Plains Cotton Cooperative Offers Producers Incentive For Quality
• Researchers Across The Cotton Belt Discuss Managing for Cutout
• Busy Agenda For Stoneville, Judd Hill Events
• Transgenic Worm Control Offers New Option
• Editor's Note: It's Time To Honor Our Consultants
• Cotton's Agenda: Keeping The Competitive Edge Sharp
• Specialists Speaking: Is It August Already?
• Viewpoint: Molecular Markers, Gene Mapping And You
• Voice of the Delta: Beware Bees, Bearded Brother

July 2003

• Researchers Across The Cotton Belt Discuss Managing For Cutout
• Brazil's Cotton Industry: A Sleeping Giant
• New Herbicide Offers Flexibility
• Producers Prepare For New Seed Packaging
• Effective Business Plan Pays Big Dividends
• U.S. Cotton Adjusts To Changing Market
• Guest Editorial: How Genetics And Environment Affect Fiber Quality
• Editor's Note: Weathering The Storm
• Cotton's Agenda: Leave Payment Limit Provisions Alone
• Specialists Speaking: Warm Weather Wisdom
• Voice of the Delta: Sroons

June 2003

• The Tarnished Enemy
• Other Pest Threats
• New Post-Emergent Herbicide System Promises Greater Weed Control Flexibility
• Stinkbugs Haven't Gone Away
• New Tool For Cutting Steel-Wire Bale Ties Means Improved Opening Room Safety
• Active PGR May Enhance Yield, Quality
• Cotton School Achieves Major Milestone
• Editor's Note: Patience Always Rewards Researchers
• Cotton's Agenda: Cotton Program In Step With Market Realities
• Viewpoint: Farm Infrastructure's Irreversible Change
• Specialists Speaking: Journeying Through June
• Voice of the Delta: Drawing Out Leviathan

May 2003

• Cotton Leaders Discuss Successful Strategies
• South African Producers: A Study In Courage
• EFS System's Goal: Adapting To Change
• Letters to the Editor
• Editor's Note: Catching Up With A Cotton Friend
• Cotton's Agenda: Competing For Funding
• Viewpoint: Expanding Cotton's Genetic Base
• Straight Talk: Meeting The Marketing Challenge

April 2003

• Lawyer Turned Producer Never Misses An Opportunity To... Grow the Farm
• Consultant's Strategy: Make Client's Crop Your Crop
• Letters to the Editor
• Nitrogen Management Can Make Or Break A Crop
• Installing Solid Brush Cylinders In Lint Cleaners Helps Guard Against Hearing Loss
• Good Start Crucial To Successful Crop
• Editor's Note: Payment Limits Bill Must Be Defeated
• Cotton's Agenda: Safeguarding The Tools
• Voice of the Delta: Soapstick...One Mean Mule
• Viewpoint: Rebates, Bundling And Gimmick Points
• Straight Talk: Farm Law Defense Continues

March 2003

• Florida Research May Soon End Hardlock Hardluck
• Letters to the Editor
• TCGA's Success Measured By Service
• All Cotton Industry Segments Can Reap Benefits Of Module Averaging
• Benefit Auction Raises $6,000 At Beltwide
• Q&A interview: NCC's Booker Reflects On 42-Year Career
• Is It Time To Adopt Precision Technology?
• National Cotton Council Annual Meeting Review
• Beltwide Highlights: Dunavant Makes Plea For Support Of U.S. Mills
• High Plains Goal: Yield, Quality, Stormproofness
• Editor's Note: Good Research Pays Big Dividends
• Cotton's Agenda: Trade Agreements Must Be Effective And Enforced
• Specialists: Planting Time Is Near
• Voice of the Delta: Lucky Baby
• Viewpoint: Improving Cotton Petiole Sampling
• Straight Talk: What's Ahead For U.S. Agriculture

February 2003

• Early Cotton Planting System Helps Synchronize Day Length & Peak Bloom
• TCGA Event To Focus On Global Market
• Innovative Irrigation Technologies Series - Part III
• Rotation - A Valuable Option
• Seed Treatments Increasing In Cotton
• Herbicide Offers Extra "Kick"
• Southeast Weighs Variety Options
• New Varieties Show Potential For West Texas
• New PGR May Help Plants Battle Stress
• Editor's Note
• Cotton's Agenda: Cotton's Economic Stress In Historical Perspective
• Specialists: Deliberate...Decide....Do
• Voice of the Delta: All Day Sucker
• Viewpoint: Soil Temperature, DD60s And Planting

January 2003

• Unity: Key to Profitability
• Unity - 7 Segments
• Innovative Irrigation Technologies Series - Part II
• D&PL's 'Triple Nickel' Brings High Expectations
• TTAP Program Gives Producers New Tools
• Cotton Incorporated Turns 'Trash' To Treasure
• One-Stop Shopping For Ginners
• Editor's Note
• Cotton's Agenda: A Time For Relief
• Letters to the Editor
• Specialists: Improve the Odds in '03
• Voice of the Delta: Go 'Round The House
• Field Test: Agricenter's '02 Season: Late Start, Great Finish

December 2002

• His Honor Grows Cotton
• China: A Key to Cotton's Comeback
• Innovative Irrigation Technologies Series - Part I
• 2003 Beltwide: Producers Discuss Innovative Techniques
• High Quality Keeps U.S. Cotton Competitive
• Good Maintenance Pays
• Editor's Note
• Cotton's Agenda: Research, Resources, Results
• Specialists: '02 Review, '03 Strategies
• Voice of the Delta: Chew Boots

November 2002

• Cut At-planting Costs By Treating One Seed At A Time
• Marketing: Make The Right Choice
• Yield Monitors Help Assess Fields
• Weevil Pheromone Helps Save Producers Money
• Beltwide Preview Package
• New Harvest Aid Enhances Defoliation
• Editor's Note
• Cotton's Agenda: Getting Past Trade Barriers
• Cotton Science: What Happened to Micronaire?
• Specialists Speaking: Think Ahead Now
• Voice of the Delta: Free Flynn On The Fattening Board

October 2002

• Nematicide Helps Arkansas Producer Knock Out Root Knot
• Cover Crops Revitalize Depleted Soil
• Southeastern Con-Till Acreage Increases
• Business Education Targets New Producers
• 'The Seam' Streamlines Trading System
• Editor's Note
• Letters to the Editor
• Cotton's Agenda - Flammability Regulations May Pressure Key Markets
• Cotton Science - Structure And Dimensions of Fiber Quality
• Specialists Speaking - Locking In Good Advice
• Viewpoint - Cotton Shines In the Show Me State
• Viewpoint - Resistant Weeds Are Manageable
• Voice of the Delta - Better Nate Than Lever