Cotton Farming One Grower Publications
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Public Enemy No. 1
Follow Dynamic Stink Bug Thresholds To Time Sprays, Maximize Cotton Yields In The Southeast • By Vicky Boyd, Managing Editor • In the Southeast cotton belt, stink bugs are public enemy No. 1 year in ... Read More »
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Redoubling The Effort
Industry Focuses On Prevention To Reduce Growing Plastic Contamination Issue • By Vicky Boyd, Managing Editor • Plastic contamination has long been the bane of the U.S. cotton industry, which prides itself on producing a ... Read More » -
Rusty Darby Elected President Of Southern Cotton Growers Inc.
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Develop Sound Weed Management Program
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UArk cotton scouting school goes virtual June 4
The University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension has taken cotton scouting virtual with its Zoom-based cotton scouting school, June 4, at 8:30 a.m. CDT. It will last for about two hours. Extension specialists will cover scouting ... Read More » -
Louisiana cotton crop planted; it’s going to be a small
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Coronavirus relief funds now available to cotton farmers
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It’s Time To Set The Pace
“Drivers, start your engines!” is the official command that announces the beginning of the Indianapolis 500, which has been billed as the “Greatest Spectacle in Racing.” It’s a daring, daunting, twisting, turning three-and-a-half hour adrenaline ... Read More »
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Chosen Cotton
With the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol’s launch underway this summer, the National Cotton Council was very pleased to learn that the industry’s sustainability initiative is now included in the Textile Exchange’s list of preferred fibers/materials. ... Read More »
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2020 Bale Packaging Specifications Approved
William Beam, U.S. Department of Agriculture deputy administrator for farm programs, notified the National Cotton Council that the Joint Cotton Industry Bale Packaging Committee 2020 specification recommendations for cotton bale packaging materials are approved for ... Read More »
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Texas A&M AgriLife creates ‘murder hornet’ task force
At the request of Gov. Greg Abbott, a specialized task force led by Texas A&M AgriLife experts is spearheading an initiative to protect Texas citizens, agriculture and honey bees if the “murder hornet,” or Asian ... Read More »