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| Current Issue: August 2012 |
The Issue
Managing for earliness is a strategy for planting cotton early and then applying effective strategies that can lead to a possible harvest in August. Mississippi Delta producer Justin Cariker has had some success in employing this approach in 2012, and he intends to increase his “early” acreage as he looks ahead to the 2013 season.
Cover Photo By Tommy Horton
Feature Stories
• Managing For Earliness
• High Hopes For TCGA
• What Customers Want
Mills Remain Consistently Loyal To Best Quality
• New Mexico’s Research Has Rich History
• Many Factors Affect Cotton Demand
Columns & Departments
• Editor's Note
What's Really Beautiful? A Bloom In June
• Web Poll
2011 Vs. 2012: Crop Progress Report
• Cotton's Agenda
Promoting The Positives
• Specialists Speaking
Crop Inches Closer To Defoliation
• Industry News
• Cotton Ginners Marketplace
Major Ginning Priority: Keep The Cotton Clean
• My Turn
The Long Journey
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