The Issue
No matter how the environment might change in agriculture, a producer's commitment to his crop never wavers. That is particularly true in today's ever changing landscape. Flexibility is important for any crop strategy, but there remains a special bond among cotton producers across the Belt. They share a love for the crop they grow.

Cover Photo By Emily Clark
 

Feature Stories
• Cotton's Tradition
  Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
• What Customers Want
  Don't Overlook Cotton's Key Attributes
• Ark. Consultants Cope With Drought
• River's Low Level Poses Problem
• Technology Promotes Efficiency
• U.S.-EU Talks Could Open Doors For Trade
• Early Rainfall Affected Agricenter Crop
• Cotton Fashion Show - A 24-Hour Marathon
• High Yields Possible During Texas Drought
• Calif. Farmers Confront Health Care Rule
• U.S. Goes To War Against Insects
• Farm Bureau Calls For Unity On Ag Issues
• Deltapine Adds Three Varieties For 2013
• Ginning Marketplace
  Four More Years – What's In Store For Us?
• It's Not Easy Finding Farm Workers

 
Columns & Departments
• Publisher's Note
  Cotton's Tradition Creates Optimism
• Editor's Note
  Our Connection To Cotton Runs Deep
• Cotton's Agenda
  Rising To The Challenge
• Cotton Consultants Corner
  3 Keys To Successful Variety Selection
• Web Poll
  Estate Tax Reform: When, Or If?
• Specialists Speaking
  Winter Preparations – A Must For 2013 Crop
• My Turn
  Don't Bet Against Cotton