Cotton Farming One Grower Publications
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Wrangler Highlights Farmers, Sustainability
Preserving The Land And Farming Lifestyle Are The Goals Of These Family Farming Operations That Represent Five States In The Cotton Belt. • By Amanda Huber, Southeast Editor • Wrangler, the iconic global jeanswear and ... Read More »
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Family Legacy Shines In ‘Forever Cotton’ Video
• By Stacey Gorman, Cotton Board Director of Communications • The Cotton Board’s “Forever Cotton” campaign offers a glimpse into the lives of some of the people who wear, cook with and grow cotton. The ... Read More » -
NC State Launches New Cotton Planting Forecast Tool
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Fertilizer Offers Potential Deer Management Solution
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Cotton Blue Disease Discovered In Central Texas
A new viral disease of cotton found in recent years in several southeastern U.S. states has now been confirmed in Texas. The disease, cotton blue disease, was observed recently in a cotton field in Central ... Read More » -
UGA Plans Annual Cotton-Peanut Field Day, Sept. 4, On The Tifton Campus
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Texas Weather Pendulum Swings From One Extreme To The Other
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Prepare For The Robot Invasion
Within a few years, California farmers will have to pay $15 an hour minimum wage and time-and-a-half overtime for anything over eight hours under new regulations. That is, if they can even find reliable workers. ... Read More »
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Clean And On Time
Unencumbered flow of uncontaminated cotton into the marketplace continues to be a National Cotton Council priority. What about contamination prevention? ■ The NCC strongly urges producers and gin managers to have their entire harvest and ginning ... Read More »
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Texas Cotton Ginners’ Association Hosts Summer Intern Program
For 12 years, the Texas Cotton Ginners’ Association has provided an opportunity for college students to experience the cotton ginning industry firsthand through its summer intern program. For 2019, three young people are onboard. They ... Read More »
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Jensen Scholarship & NAICC Foundation Scholarships
James Harper from Louisiana State University received the 2018 Foundation for Environmental Agriculture Education $3,000 scholarship. Also known as the Richard Jensen Scholarship, it commemorates one of the early members of the National Alliance of ... Read More »