Cotton Farming One Grower Publications
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Reeves Family Farms
Rockin’ The Hills Of West Tennessee • By Carroll Smith, Editor • In the late 1800s, Ernest Reeves traveled from Canada and settled in Fayette County, Tennessee, where the Loosahatchie River runs through the rolling ... Read More »
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Forecast remains cloudy for the cotton market
• By Yangxuan Liu • Since the first diagnosis of COVID-19, the spread of the pandemic worldwide has negatively affected global economic growth. According to the latest release by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and ... Read More » -
Lee Nunn named 2020 Georgia Farmer of the Year
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New app development could aid crop irrigation management
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UC Cooperative Extension seeks input on research, Extension efforts
University of California Cooperative Extension is seeking input from California growers of field crops, consultants and allied industry on how the division should approach research and Extension efforts. “Your input will highlight the most important ... Read More » -
Hurricane Hanna devastates Texas Rio Grande cotton
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UGA Southeast REC hosts annual field day online Aug. 12
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Family Ties Run Deep
We all are experiencing a time in our society when anxiety and fear have crept in and challenged our ability to maintain a sense of normalcy. Those who are fortunate enough to be surrounded by ... Read More »
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A Plant Protection Priority
The National Cotton Council worked closely with EPA and agribusiness allies to ensure dicamba’s continued availability. What was the threat to dicamba? ■ After the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit vacated the ... Read More »
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New Nighttime Lighting Requirements Go Into Effect For California
The Division of Occupational Safety and Health, better known as Cal/OSHA, released a new regulation in California specifying lighting requirements for operation of agricultural equipment at night and agricultural employees who are working at night. ... Read More »
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Clemson irrigation expert says crops face critical water needs
Growing season is in full swing and farmers must pay close attention to the water needs of several crops at this stage, says a Clemson University specialist. Michael Plumblee, Clemson Extension precision agriculture specialist who ... Read More »