Cotton Farming One Grower Publications
-
Doubling Down On Georgia
Cotton Scrubs Project Benefits Farmers, Rural Communities And U.S. Textile Manufacturing It’s October. A nurse who works at a rural hospital in a South Georgia community looks at the clock as it ticks steadily toward ... Read More »
-
Profit Maps Tool
Software Tells Farmers Precisely Where Conservation Will Make Them Money • By Vanessa Beeson • Two Mississippi State researchers and pioneers in the growing field of economically targeted conservation are showing farmers that making money ... Read More » -
California Farmers Plan For Extremely Dry Year
-
Reniform Nematode Research Proves Invaluable
-
Active Arkansas gins see net gain of one, NASS says
• By Mary Hightower • Arkansas gained one more cotton gin, raising the number of active gins to 30 in 2020, compared to 29 in 2019, according to numbers from the National Agricultural Statistics Service. ... Read More » -
Trials confirm the surprising power of poultry litter
-
With excessive rains, OK producers may need to reassess nitrogen needs
-
Who Is Going To Show Up?
Sports is a competitive environment. Before a big game, the TV announcers typically spend at least an hour or so on air speculating which team will win. Somewhere in the dialogue, they’ve been known to ... Read More »
-
Finding A Solution
Cotton Council International, the National Cotton Council’s export promotion arm, continues to vigorously advance U.S. cotton as the “The Cotton The World Trusts.” ■ What is CCI’s overall mission? Operating in more than 50 countries ... Read More »
-
Take Time To Relay Offseason Safety Message
As ginners, we typically focus our attention on the gin season. We have seasonal labor that may be new or returning. We must train them and get them oriented to working long hours and around ... Read More »
-
Prices good, drought bad for Texas cotton
Texas cotton producers could have a tough year due to drought, but good prices are likely to soften the blow, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert. Drought and good prices will influence ... Read More »