Archives

2020

• 23 OctoberPlains Cotton Cooperative Association elects new chairman, vice chair
• 22 OctoberEPA registers low-use-rate insecticide from FMC
• 20 OctoberSoil Health Institute releases videos of virtual soil health field days
• 14 OctoberStudy finds neonic insecticides contribute to decline in birds
• 12 OctoberEPA approves non-selective herbicide, desiccant from Helm Agro
• 9 OctoberUSDA report: Deltapine continues reign as top-planted brand
• 8 OctoberAuburn University research team tackles devastating cotton virus
• 6 OctoberEPA proposal could drastically change Bt cotton resistance management
• 1 OctoberIn Georgia, CLRDV Spreads As Research Continues
• 1 OctoberVIPR — Battling Contamination With Technology
• 1 October2020 Harvest Update
• 1 OctoberArkansas Breeder Reflects On 50 Years Of Cotton
• 1 OctoberSouth Texas Reflections
• 1 OctoberMeeting With Resistance
• 1 OctoberTCGA Summer Internships Benefit College Students And Potential Employees
• 1 OctoberIndustry News — October 2020
• 1 October‘They Gone About As Fer As They Can Go’?
• 1 OctoberCalling All Cotton Producers
• 1 OctoberClemson developing technologies to improve ag water-use efficiency
• 1 OctoberIn Memorium
• 29 September2021 Beltwide moves to virtual format, registration opens
• 28 SeptemberTexas A&M plans fall CEU conference for Robstown, Oct. 15
• 25 SeptemberConsumers are driving move to more sustainable cotton in California
• 24 SeptemberDefoliating in volatile weather conditions (is this the end of October?)
• 24 SeptemberScientists predict potential spread, habitat of invasive Asian giant hornet
• 24 SeptemberGlyphosate-resistant Italian ryegrass management: Now is the time!
• 23 SeptemberLDAF offers update on mystery seed shipments
• 22 SeptemberU.S. Cotton Trust Protocol launches nationwide grower recruitment
• 22 SeptemberUArk to hold first-ever online cotton field day Oct. 1
• 16 SeptemberWorld Ag Expo cancels 2021 show, reschedules for 2022
• 11 SeptemberEPA proposes sweeping changes to Bt crops in the Cotton Belt
• 7 SeptemberBollworms/acre from corn (or why W. Texas had fewer bollworms this year)
• 4 SeptemberMississippi cotton has a strong boll set nearing harvest
• 4 SeptemberTips for successful harvest prep, defoliation this season
• 3 September3 ag chem wholesalers/retailers form joint venture as GreenPoint AG
• 1 SeptemberKnow Thy Enemy
• 1 SeptemberCattle Grazing Provides Benefits To Row Crop Systems
• 1 SeptemberSilverleaf Whitefly: Late-Season Pest Appears Early In The Southeast
• 1 September2020 NC Cotton Seed Testing Pilot Program results
• 1 SeptemberCalifornia Cotton Picking Contest Of 1935
• 1 SeptemberChampioning U.S. Cotton Credibility
• 1 SeptemberCOVID-19 Update — Gearing Up For The Ginning Season
• 1 SeptemberPutting Drone Images To Work For Cotton
• 1 SeptemberIndustry News — September 2020
• 1 SeptemberGet The Dirt On Soil
• 1 SeptemberThe Beat Goes On….
• 1 SeptemberHarvest Preparations Underway
• 1 SeptemberSoil Properties And Runoff
• 31 AugustLaura’s wicked winds topple cotton, flatten rice in Arkansas
• 31 AugustShould you stop treating cotton for insects?
• 27 AugustSoil Health Institute launches ‘Cotton & Covers’ video training series
• 27 AugustGeorgia Cotton and Peanut Research Virtual Field Day set for Sept. 9
• 25 AugustHurricane Laura may affect early Arkansas harvest efforts
• 18 AugustUCCE webinar focuses on raising the value of California cotton
• 6 AugustUC Cooperative Extension seeks input on research, Extension efforts
• 5 AugustHurricane Hanna devastates Texas Rio Grande cotton
• 5 AugustUGA Southeast REC hosts annual field day online Aug. 12
• 3 AugustBollworms moving from corn threaten Texas High Plains cotton
• 1 AugustIndustry News — August 2020
• 1 AugustFamily Ties Run Deep
• 1 AugustThe Evolution Of Back-To-School Shopping
• 1 AugustMomma’s ‘Lullabies’
• 1 AugustA Plant Protection Priority
• 1 AugustReeves Family Farms
• 1 August2020 Cotton Crop Update
• 1 AugustNew Nighttime Lighting Requirements Go Into Effect For California
• 31 JulyIncreased whitefly pressure concerns cotton, vegetable growers
• 30 JulyKeep your eyes peeled for bollworms in the coming weeks
• 28 JulyMystery seeds arrive in Texas
• 27 JulyCaution urged after mystery seed mailings
• 27 JulyClemson irrigation expert says crops face critical water needs
• 27 JulyStewardship grows more important with dicamba-resistant pigweed
• 22 JulyRecent pigweed escapes are troubling
• 22 JulyBayer launches program to pay growers for climate-smart practices
• 20 JulyRegistrants ask for rehearing of Ninth Circuit’s June 3 dicamba decision
• 17 JulyTexas Tech research seeks new uses for low-grade cotton
• 15 JulyForecast remains cloudy for the cotton market
• 14 JulyEntomologist Stewart named director of UT’s West Tennessee Ag Center
• 10 JulyPlains Cotton Growers elect new officers, Executive Committee
• 10 JulyLee Nunn named 2020 Georgia Farmer of the Year
• 9 JulyMilan No-Till Field Day announces tour topics and sessions
• 8 JulyTexas conditions drying due to higher temperatures, less rain
• 7 JulyUntreated, nematode may potentially reduce cotton yields by 50%
• 6 JulyMississippi cotton acreage tumbles as soybean, peanut acres climb
• 6 JulyWinField United moves Croplan cotton to its Armor brand
• 6 JulyAlabama Cotton Scouting School goes digital July 24
• 3 JulyEnvironmental groups challenge Enlist Duo registration in court
• 2 JulyUnusual weather, unusual year for cotton insects
• 1 JulyCorteva acquires full ownership of PhytoGen Seed Co. joint venture
• 1 JulyBehind The Scenes With ‘Mr. No-Till’
• 1 JulyMid-Season Focus On Management
• 1 JulyCOVID-19 Crisis Management II
• 1 JulySensor-equipped drones help detect crop stress, aid decision making
• 1 JulyGinning In The Age Of COVID-19
• 1 JulyNew app development could aid crop irrigation management
• 1 JulyA Tribute To ‘Footprints In The Field’
• 1 JulyResearch Benefits Southern Plains Cotton
• 1 JulyIndustry News — July 2020
• 1 JulyGood Guys, Bad Guys
• 1 JulyMeet The New Cotton Guys

2019

• 29 DecemberTexas A&M study examines producers’ soil health decisions
• 17 DecemberAnderson County couple wins Texas Farm Bureau YF&R contest
• 17 DecemberDespite late planting for some, Arkansas cotton outlook bright at end of 2019
• 16 DecemberWorld Ag Expo names ‘Top 10 New Products’
• 14 DecemberDeltapine Class of ’20 features 6 new varieties with high yield potential
• 13 DecemberPhytoGen introduces 2 new cottonseed varieties for 2020
• 11 DecemberUGA researcher uses ‘cotton cake’ as protein supplement for dairy cows
• 11 DecemberMFP sign-up deadline extended to Dec. 20
• 11 DecemberDetection of cotton leafroll dwarf virus in North Carolina
• 11 DecemberWild hogs aren’t just a rural problem; they’re invading urban areas too
• 5 DecemberNew paraquat handling, training requirements take effect
• 5 DecemberBASF seeks high yield producers for cotton clubs
• 4 DecemberTexas’ Cotton Belt experienced tough 2019
• 2 DecemberSome Alabama producers may qualify for irrigation tax credit
• 1 DecemberChoose Wisely For A Strong Start, Big Finish
• 1 DecemberPride Of The Bootheel
• 1 DecemberMaximize Cover Crop Benefits
• 1 DecemberFarmers learn about soil health at Clemson conference
• 1 DecemberAssessing The 2019 Cotton Season
• 1 DecemberTexas Farm Bureau Names 2019 Outstanding Young Farmers & Ranchers
• 1 DecemberEPA Paraquat Requirements Spotlight Closed Transfer Systems
• 1 DecemberCotton Incorporated 2019 Year In Review
• 1 DecemberFostering Productivity
• 1 DecemberDon’t Forget About OSHA Reporting Rules
• 1 DecemberIndustry News For December 2019
• 1 DecemberTexas Tech grad student gauges cotton response to herbicides
• 1 DecemberThe Look, The Feel Of Cotton
• 1 DecemberA Month to Reflect And Be Thankful
• 1 DecemberThe Truth About Nematodes
• 27 NovemberJ.R. Simplot Co. to acquire Pinnacle Ag
• 20 NovemberCotton consultant earns Field to Market sustainability award
• 19 NovemberGeorgia Cotton Commission recognizes 2 UGA Extensionists
• 18 NovemberStudy suggests growth-stage-based irrigation strategies for higher yields
• 18 NovemberCargill Cotton plans move back to downtown Memphis
• 16 NovemberLSU AgCenter names new soil fertility, agronomy specialist
• 16 NovemberManage regrowth prevent pest carryover to next season
• 15 NovemberUSDA expects to begin 2nd round of MFP payments before Thanksgiving
• 15 NovemberTexas High Plains yields drop below original forecasts
• 14 NovemberArkansas cotton, rice harvests beat the cold; fruit may suffer
• 13 NovemberMU gains part in $10 million USDA cover crop grant
• 13 NovemberBlue Jeans Go Green program and PhytoGen renew partnership for 2020
• 12 November‘Focus On Cotton’ webinar looks at no-till and cover crops in Texas cotton
• 11 NovemberDec. 2-4 Mississippi Row Crop Short Course offers myriad of topics
• 11 NovemberPlan to attend Alabama Row Crops Short Course, Dec. 10
• 10 NovemberBook chronicles Oliver family saga in the Mississippi Delta
• 8 NovemberTips for keeping your picker running when it gets ‘Canada-cold’
• 5 NovemberCotton prices low amid poor market conditions
• 1 NovemberImprove soil health, weed management
• 1 NovemberYield and Quality: Perfect Pairing Maximizes ROI
• 1 NovemberMaking the right decision
• 1 November2019 harvest progress snapshot
• 1 NovemberForty years of observing cotton plants
• 1 NovemberThankful for the little things
• 1 NovemberMake weekly safety meetings a priority at your gin
• 1 November2020 Seed Variety Guide
• 1 NovemberSeven ag groups file lawsuit regarding bumblebee species
• 1 NovemberNMSU researcher launches study on strategically timed tillage
• 1 NovemberLawsuit challenges Texas drone law
• 31 OctoberCotton USA, Oritain partner on cotton origin verification
• 30 OctoberClemson student studies ELS cotton for South Carolina production
• 30 OctoberOpening bolls immediately after a freeze
• 18 OctoberWeaker global demand reinforces need to create new opportunities
• 14 OctoberGiant hybrid tumbleweeds eat California town
• 14 OctoberFresno Chamber of Commerce fetes two ag leaders who grow cotton
• 11 OctoberFDA OKs ultra-low gossypol cottonseed for human, animal food
• 11 OctoberLingering Alabama drought yields mixed harvest results
• 10 OctoberSeptember was unusually hot and dry in Georgia, causing some crop issues
• 4 OctoberLate season heat, dry weather aided Mississippi cotton
• 4 OctoberGlobal mills favor quality and contamination-free cotton
• 3 OctoberLouisiana Ag Hall of Distinction seeking nominations
• 1 OctoberGive Your Soils A Health Check-Up
• 1 OctoberA Reputation At Stake
• 1 OctoberPlan For A Timely, Efficient Harvest
• 1 OctoberA Year Of Learning
• 1 OctoberCottonseed Oil Is Part Of The Recipe At Café Du Monde
• 1 OctoberRevisiting A Special Sense Of Place
• 1 OctoberCalifornia Takes New Action To Cancel Chlorpyrifos
• 1 OctoberTechnology, Cotton Go Hand In Hand
• 1 OctoberThe H-2A Program: What It Is And When To Use It
• 1 OctoberIndustry News For October 2019
• 30 SeptemberBASF launches weed ‘eradication’ initiative
• 30 SeptemberStudy finds low-grade cotton may have use as valuable gel
• 20 SeptemberWhat is going on in the cotton market?
• 19 SeptemberTariffs weigh heavily on cotton outlook
• 17 SeptemberTexas A&M Sets Rolling Plains Field Day For Sept. 24
• 16 SeptemberInsect Pests Pose Problems For Late-Planted Crops, Including Cotton
• 12 SeptemberClemson Field Day Teaches About Soil Health And More
• 12 SeptemberTexas A&M Finds Southwestern Cotton Rust Disease In West Texas
• 10 SeptemberNCC Urges Participation In Farm Law Educational Webinar
• 3 September3 Keys To Optimizing Defoliation
• 1 SeptemberPrepare For Timely Harvest
• 1 SeptemberQuail Forever Partnership Helps Profitability, Sustainability
• 1 SeptemberIndustry News For September 2019
• 1 September2020 Beltwide Cotton Conferences
• 1 SeptemberGive Yourself A Break
• 1 SeptemberCultural Change
• 1 SeptemberMarket Maintenance A Must
• 1 SeptemberCCGGA Honors Stan Creelman With Distinguished Service Award
• 1 SeptemberIs A Perfect Storm Brewing?
• 1 SeptemberCotton Legacy Endures

2018

• 10 DecemberTCGA Seeks ‘Ginner Of The Year’ Nominations
• 1 December2017 Was An Eye-Opener
• 1 DecemberEPA Announces Changes To Dicamba Registration
• 1 DecemberDon’t Miss Significant Signups
• 1 DecemberCongress Returns To Farm Bill And Other Agricultural Topics
• 1 DecemberPartnership With Athletes Creates Cotton Connection
• 1 DecemberOne For The Books
• 1 December2018 End Of Season Wrap-Up
• 1 DecemberCotton And Earl’s Pecan Pie
• 1 DecemberDeltapine® Fiber Quality Delivers A Win-Win In Arkansas
• 1 DecemberIn Memoriam — The Passing Of A Legend: Loyd Colbert
• 1 DecemberAg Secretary Perdue Appoints 8 To Cotton Board
• 1 DecemberDouble Check Those Hiring Forms
• 1 November2019 Beltwide Cotton Conferences Event Highlights Efficiency
• 1 NovemberWater-Use Efficiency Supports Sustainability
• 1 NovemberCheck Soil For Compaction Layers
• 1 NovemberPink Bollworm No Longer An Economic Threat
• 1 NovemberDeltapine® Cotton Finishes Strong In Alabama
• 1 NovemberEnsuring Ease Of Entry
• 1 NovemberTCGA Interns Reflect On Their Summer Experiences
• 1 NovemberIndustry News For November 2018
• 1 NovemberHurricane Michael Ravaged ‘Promising’ Cotton Crop
• 1 NovemberGrowth Stages Of A Cotton Consultant
• 1 NovemberA Roller Coaster Of A Season For Some
• 1 NovemberVarieties Live Up To High Expectations
• 1 NovemberEdible Cottonseed Research
• 1 NovemberCome Hell Or High Water
• 31 October2019 Seed Variety Guide
• 1 OctoberMeet Cotton Board Chairman Peter McGrath
• 1 OctoberCan Social Media Help You In Business?
• 1 OctoberUnited We Stand
• 1 OctoberAdvocating Policy Priorities
• 1 OctoberTexas Tech Football Game Scores A Big Win For Cotton
• 1 October2018 Season Draws To A Close
• 1 OctoberIndustry News For October 2018
• 1 OctoberChronicling Cotton Through A Nikon
• 1 OctoberPotential Impacts Of Hurricane Florence On North Carolina Cotton
• 1 OctoberWhitefly Pressure Threatens Georgia’s Late-Planted Cotton Crop
• 29 SeptemberWinning Lineup
• 29 SeptemberStrong Yields In A Challenging Year
• 25 SeptemberCotton Board Seeks Photo Entries For 2019 Calendar Contest
• 24 SeptemberEvaluate Fields At Harvest To Help With Next Season’s Variety Selection
• 1 SeptemberA Bird’s-Eye View Of Cotton
• 1 SeptemberSutton Named President Of Lummus Corp.
• 1 SeptemberMeet Arizona Agriculture’s Meier Family
• 1 SeptemberMeter Data Show Georgia Farmers Using Water Responsibly
• 1 SeptemberIndustry News For September 2018
• 1 SeptemberPre-Harvest Considerations
• 1 SeptemberFrom Farm To Front Door
• 1 SeptemberHandle With Care
• 1 SeptemberMississippi Producer Earns Regional Acclaim
• 1 SeptemberIn-Field Variability Affects Cotton Yields And Quality
• 1 SeptemberFascination With Flying Pays Off In Agriculture
• 1 SeptemberEfforts Continue To Curb Contamination
• 13 AugustLummus Corp. appoints Russell Sutton president
• 1 AugustRotate Chemistries To Control Plant Bugs
• 1 AugustFocus On Efficiency
• 1 AugustThe Significance Of The ‘Seal Of Cotton’ Trademark
• 1 AugustSecuring Strong Statutes
• 1 AugustCotton Crop Looks Promising Overall
• 1 AugustDryland Cotton Suffers While Irrigated Cotton Looks Good
• 1 AugustAs Arkansas Cotton Acres Rebound, So Do Gin Numbers
• 1 AugustThe Little Gin That Could
• 1 AugustUGA crop geneticists awarded $935,000 to breed softer cotton, more resilient peanuts
• 1 AugustAlways Stand In Against The Curve
• 1 AugustIndustry News For August 2018
• 2 JulyControl Insect Pests To Protect High Yields
• 1 July‘Better Bet Than Tomatoes’
• 1 JulyCotton Incorporated Combats FOV4 In The Southwest
• 1 JulyTips For Irrigating Cotton In The Southeast
• 1 JulyWest Texas: As Dry As It Gets
• 1 JulyPractice Seed House Safety And Proper Maintenance
• 1 JulyIndustry News For July 2018
• 1 JulyThe Farm Bill: Hurry Up And Wait
• 1 JulyThe Next Best Thing To Rain Is Irrigation
• 1 JulyBuilding Consumer Trust
• 1 JulyCotton Insect Situation
• 1 JulyCritical Management Period
• 1 JuneStay Vigilant Against Plant Bugs, Bollworm
• 1 JuneThe Bugs Of Summer
• 1 JuneDepartment Of Labor Wage And Hour Inspects Gins Two Years In A Row
• 1 JuneThe Boll Weevil War
• 1 JuneTackling Cotton’s Priorities
• 1 JuneGeorgia Cotton Farmers Hope To Rebound From 2017
• 1 JuneMaster Bug-Buster On A 40-Year Roll
• 1 JuneIndustry News For June 2018
• 1 June‘Life Is Uncomfortable’
• 1 JuneBugs Back In The Day: Fiends In The Field
• 31 MayWe’re Off And Running
• 11 MayNCC Urges Lawmakers To Pass 2018 Farm Bill Without Damaging Changes
• 1 MayArkansas Natural Resources Commission Offers Water-Saving Incentives
• 1 MayBig Boots To Fill
• 1 MayTransform My Community Contest Opens June 1
• 1 MayBayer Fetes Maximizer Club Farmers
• 1 MayEvaluating And Managing Deer-Damaged Cotton
• 1 MayKeep Gin Safety At The Top Of Your List
• 1 MayAttention To Detail
• 1 MayIndustry Remembers Leader For Devotion To Service
• 1 MayPassing The Baton
• 1 MayEarly Season Management

2017

• 1 DecemberVitals for Cotton Sector
• 1 DecemberCotton Ginning Marketplace
• 1 DecemberWhere Dreams Come True
• 1 DecemberWriting The Book
• 1 DecemberAdvocating Farm Friendly Tax Reform
• 1 DecemberA Time For Reflection
• 1 DecemberCotton Incorporated And Archroma Redefine ‘100% Cotton’
• 1 DecemberSuccession Planning
• 1 DecemberIndustry News For December 2017
• 1 DecemberAngels From Cotton Fields
• 1 DecemberIndependent Crop Consultants Provide Service, Value To Growers
• 1 DecemberUSDA And University Researchers Work To Prevent U.S. Cotton Contamination
• 30 NovemberTime to Pick Your 2018 Cotton Varieties
• 1 NovemberKeep It Clean And Pure In 2017
• 1 NovemberLow Cottonseed Prices Bring New Challenges
• 1 November2018 Seed Variety Guide
• 1 NovemberFarmers Seek Clarity In Rewrite Of WOTUS Rule
• 1 NovemberKeep Optimism In The Forefront For 2018
• 1 NovemberCalifornia Cotton Fungal Disease Moves Into Texas
• 1 NovemberIndustry News For November 2017
• 1 NovemberElevating Efficiency In 2018
• 1 NovemberOverall Performance Looks Good
• 1 NovemberCFBF Members Get Vehicle Discounts
• 1 NovemberCotton — The Fabric Of My Life
• 1 NovemberCourt Overturns Department Of Labor’s Overtime Rule To Salary Test
• 1 NovemberWater In The West And Our Future
• 1 NovemberSurvey Shows Chronic Employee Shortages On California Farms
• 1 NovemberAlabama Short Course Adds Cotton Topics
• 31 OctoberPHY 444 WRF Equals ‘Amazing Grades’
• 2 OctoberDefoliation Tips and More
• 2 OctoberSills Joins Georgia Cotton Commission
• 2 OctoberHurricane Harvey Is No Match For Texas Grit
• 2 OctoberBorba Family Honored At Ag One Community Salute
• 2 OctoberDisastrous Wildfires Show Need For Improved Policies
• 2 OctoberIndustry News For October 2017
• 2 OctoberCotton Gin Trash Finds New Life In Power Production
• 2 OctoberIrma Impacts Georgia Cotton
• 2 OctoberHurricane Harvey ‘Overstayed His Welcome’
• 2 OctoberAlabama Cotton Crop Escapes Major Hurricane Damage
• 2 OctoberFrom Tramp Stamps to Body Art
• 2 OctoberU.S. Cotton Sets Goals to Further Reduce Environmental Footprint
• 2 OctoberFuture Improvements Build On Past Successes
• 2 OctoberCloudy Irrigation Outlook
• 2 OctoberIt’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like ‘Cotton’
• 2 OctoberA ‘Regulatory’ Drought
• 1 SeptemberCelebrate Cotton Football
• 1 SeptemberPre-Harvest Decisions
• 1 SeptemberCross Hedging Whole Cottonseed
• 1 SeptemberPreserving Plant Protection Products
• 1 SeptemberThink Outside And Inside The Boll
• 1 SeptemberAgriculture Trumps Calculus
• 1 SeptemberPreserving Quality, Preventing Overregulation
• 1 SeptemberCover Crops For Alabama
• 1 SeptemberWest Tennessee Field Day
• 1 SeptemberIndustry News For September 2017
• 1 SeptemberCotton Producers Have Renewed Faith
• 3 AugustImprove Ragweed Management Practices with New ‘Focus on Cotton’ Webcast
• 3 August2017 Cotton Crop Progress
• 3 AugustMy Turn: Bob Griffin
• 3 AugustCotton Ginning Marketplace
• 3 AugustIndustry News or August 2017
• 3 AugustIn-Season Cotton Picker Cleaning/Servicing Tips
• 3 AugustWhen To Take A ‘Chill Pill’
• 3 AugustTaking it to the field
• 3 AugustLate-Season Online Resources
• 3 AugustA Very Serious Matter
• 3 AugustCotton – For many, it’s personal
• 3 AugustWriting The Next Chapter
• 1 JulyFall Armyworms Look To Make An Early Start…Again
• 1 JulyMaintaining NAFTA Benefits
• 1 JulyFootprints In the Field And On The Home Front
• 1 JulyA Consultant’s Wife
• 1 JulyCotton Ginning Marketplace
• 1 JulyWeed Management Optimism
• 1 JulyIndustry News For July 2017
• 1 JulyResearch & Promotion New Ad Campaign: Leave Comfort To Clothes
• 1 July2017 Transform My Community Contest Begins Aug. 1
• 1 JulyCotton Legacy Thrives In The Missouri Bootheel
• 1 JulyControl Cotton Insects to Maximize Yields
• 1 JulyBloom Period Considerations
• 1 JulyDisease And Insects Take Center Stage
• 2 JuneHigh-Quality Cotton Attracting Export Demand, Higher Prices
• 1 JuneIndustry News June 2017
• 1 JunePicking On The Terrace Row
• 1 JuneBe On The Lookout
• 1 JuneControl Cotton Insects to Maximize Yields
• 1 JuneNeonics Not The Cause
• 1 JuneBad Bugs of Summer
• 1 JunePest Thresholds In Cotton
• 1 JuneTaking aim
• 1 MayTechnology Continues To Evolve
• 1 MayTechnology Continues To Evolve
• 1 MayEarly Season Management
• 1 MayDr. Ed Cherry, A Former Industry Icon
• 1 MayColoring Cotton with Cotton
• 1 MayKeep Up With Regulations Under New Administration
• 1 May7 Tips for Successful Cotton Planting
• 1 MayThrips Forecasting Tool
• 1 MayIndustry News May 2017
• 1 MayDouble E Farms

2016

• 1 DecemberLearn From 2016’s Challenges
• 1 DecemberRecapping The 2016 Election Texas Cotton Ginners’ Association
• 1 DecemberDeltapine® NPE Grower Kevin Gardner, Mocksville, SC – Why He Uses Roundup Ready PLUS® Crop Management Solutions
• 1 DecemberCotton Ginners’ Marketplace
• 1 DecemberIndustry News December 2016
• 1 DecemberSouthern Southeastern 2017 Annual Meeting
• 1 DecemberA Proud Player on Team Cotton
• 1 DecemberFor The Children
• 1 DecemberNet Present Value Analysis In Capital Budgeting
• 1 DecemberMaking Connections
• 1 DecemberThe Winter Season: A Time To Reflect, Prepare
• 1 DecemberImproved Decision-Making Is ‘Beltwide’ Goal
• 1 DecemberArid-Land Research Center: Cotton Focus
• 1 NovemberTwo Examples Demonstrate Regulatory Overreach
• 1 NovemberRecycling Program Marks Anniversary
• 1 NovemberArkansan Named Southeastern Farmer Of The Year
• 1 NovemberA steadfast supplier
• 1 NovemberGive Thanks for all things
• 1 November2017 Seed Variety Guide
• 1 November2016 Weather and Crop Outcome
• 1 NovemberClemson agriculture experts provide post-hurricane updates from around the state
• 1 NovemberMy Favorite MARtian
• 1 NovemberDeltapine® NPE Grower Kevin Gardner, Mocksville, SC – What Sets Apart Bollgard II® XtendFlex® Varieties
• 1 NovemberIndustry News for November 2016
• 1 NovemberWhatever They’re Faced With, Ginners Just ‘Handle It’
• 25 OctoberDeltapine® NPE Grower Glen Lyon, Morton, Texas – On-Farm Benefits from Roundup Ready PLUS® Crop Management Solutions
• 5 OctoberA growing investment
• 4 October2016 Harvest Gets Underway
• 3 OctoberThe UAS (‘Drone’) Rules are Here
• 3 OctoberOSHA Continues Regular Inspections, Presses Regulation Limits In Citation
• 3 OctoberInfrastructure Can Meet Current Needs
• 3 OctoberTime And Money Affect Ag Insurance Uptake
• 3 OctoberA Necessary Assessment
• 3 OctoberBogue Chitto Gin
• 3 OctoberHistory Permeates Our Industry
• 2 OctoberCalifornia Governor Signs Ag Overtime Bill
• 2 OctoberShow and Tell
• 2 OctoberA lifetime in Agriculture
• 2 OctoberIndustry News Oct. 2016
• 1 SeptemberCautiously Optimistic
• 1 SeptemberTwists Of Fate Guided Me To Cotton
• 1 SeptemberCotton Ginners Marketplace
• 1 SeptemberBuilding a Brand
• 1 SeptemberCotton Market Outlook
• 1 SeptemberArt Imitates Farming Life
• 1 SeptemberLegislation House Vote Sets Stage For Talks On Drought Relief
• 1 SeptemberBeloved Agricultural Industry Leader, Cotton Producer, Ginner from Louisiana To Be Inducted into Hall of Fame
• 1 SeptemberResearch & Education Rotation, Cover Crops Impact Cotton Yields More Than Tillage
• 1 SeptemberGoing Undercover
• 1 SeptemberIndustry News for September 2016
• 1 SeptemberThree New Initiatives Move Consumers To Purchase Cotton
• 25 AugustDeltapine NPE Grower Zeb Winslow, Scotland Neck – Benefits of RRPLUS® Crop Management Solutions
• 1 August2016 Cotton Crop Progress
• 1 AugustRed cotton leaves: causes and implications
• 1 AugustIrrigation Strategies – Part 2
• 1 AugustCotton Ginners Marketplace
• 1 AugustIndustry News for August 2016
• 1 August2nd Annual Transform My Community Contest Kicks Off Aug. 1
• 1 AugustSpecial Interest Projects Funded
• 1 August‘Cotton Brought Us To The Dance’
• 1 AugustSupporting Our Textile Industry
• 1 AugustFor The Love of Cotton
• 1 AugustLaw of Physics and Economics
• 1 AugustDeltapine NPE Grower Kevin Gardner, Mocksville, SC – New Varieties Shaping the Future of Cotton
• 1 JulyWebcasts Provide Real-Time, Reputable Information
• 1 July‘Lions And Tigers And Bears…Oh, My!’
• 1 JulyA Welcome ‘Shot In The Arm’
• 1 JulyManage Bloom Period Carefully
• 1 JulyIrrigating For High Yields
• 1 JulyOSHA Finalizes New Rules For Tracking Workplace Injuries And Illnesses
• 1 JulyIrrigation Strategies
• 1 JulySetting The Record Straight
• 1 JulyIrrigating Cotton With Sensors
• 1 JulyWhole Farm Program Merges Four Key Components
• 1 JulyCotton Incorporated offers science-based rebuttal on cottonseed oil
• 1 JulyIndustry News for July 2016
• 1 JuneFocus On Cotton Webcast: Cotton Irrigation Management In Humid Regions
• 1 JuneBad Bugs Of Summer
• 1 JuneWestern Ginner Associations Hold Annual Meetings
• 1 June‘Stay Low, Boys; Keep Those Feet Moving’
• 1 JuneChina’s Reserve Sales: Impact On Prices And Marketing
• 1 JuneSouthern States Launches New Precision Ag Program
• 1 JuneEarly Season Insect Pressure
• 1 JuneOne Ton Club Members Set New Yield Record
• 1 JuneIndustry News for June 2016
• 1 JuneEasing The Regulatory Burden
• 1 JuneNot a Cotton Picker
• 1 JuneGinning Marketplace
• 2 MayOKFB President Testifies Before U.S. Senate Subcommittee
• 2 MayL&G Farms
• 2 MayA Sense Of Urgency
• 2 MayTechnology Reinvents Cotton
• 2 MayEarly Season Management
• 2 MayCautious ‘Gamblers’ Go All In
• 2 MayOh Brother!
• 2 MayGinning Marketplace
• 2 MayPlanting Into Green Cover Crops
• 2 MayChilling Injury: The Artful Dodger
• 2 MayTexas Farmers And Ginners Have High Hopes For the 2016 Season
• 2 MayIndustry News for May 2016

2015

• 10 DecemberDeltapine Yielding Solutions: Georgia
• 10 DecemberDeltaPine Yielding Solutions: Texas
• 1 DecemberAbe Froese Jr. Rodeos, Baseball And West Texas Cotton
• 1 DecemberNeil Lee Family Man, Country Music Fan, Cotton Farmer
• 1 DecemberRecollections Of A ‘Hard Worker’
• 1 DecemberIndustry News Dec. 2015
• 1 DecemberExerting Extra Effort
• 1 DecemberYoung Guns Encouraged To Tour Cotton Incorporated
• 1 DecemberWhite Gold And Sterling Silver
• 1 DecemberSouthern Soybean Varieties
• 1 DecemberMaking A List, And Checking It Twice
• 1 DecemberChoosing Varieties for the 2016 Season
• 1 DecemberNew OSHA Rule Results In Questionnaires, Different Inspection Methods
• 1 DecemberEnd of Year Reports Filtering In
• 9 NovemberDeere to acquire Monosem, Europe’s market leader in precision planters
• 2 NovemberFederal Pesticide Changes Mirror California Rules
• 2 NovemberWonderful Memories Of A Dream Job
• 2 NovemberRecognize the Realities
• 2 November2016 Seed Variety Guide
• 2 NovemberCotton Versus Polyester
• 2 NovemberIndustry News – Nov. 2015
• 2 NovemberA Farmer’s View Of The Clean Water Act
• 2 NovemberChoosing a Cotton Variety for 2016
• 2 NovemberCotton Variety Selection ABCs
• 2 NovemberSurprisingly Good Harvest Overall
• 2 NovemberISP Funds Annual Farm Tours
• 2 NovemberState climatologist: Rain forecast more a prelude than ‘true’ El Niño
• 2 NovemberEmphasis On Yield, Quality And Irrigation Response
• 1 NovemberFood Safety Rules Could Affect Cotton Gins
• 4 OctoberMS Agri-News Network, October 2, 2015
• 1 OctoberLA Radio News Sept. 29, 2015
• 1 OctoberBASF expands production capacities of innovative biological solutions for agriculture and horticulture
• 1 October2015 Cotton Research and Promotion Program Hall of Fame Honorees Named
• 1 OctoberCotton Incorporated Launches New Web Resource for Cotton Industry
• 1 OctoberBWCC To Address Weed Problems
• 1 OctoberMore Women Choose Farming
• 1 OctoberMake Timely Insecticide Sprays
• 1 OctoberWinning The War
• 1 OctoberA Look At China’s Cotton Consumption
• 1 OctoberHow do you feel as harvest season approaches across the Belt?
• 1 OctoberCotton Still Thrives In Missouri Bootheel
• 1 OctoberAt long last… it’s time to harvest
• 1 OctoberHarvesting The Crop
• 1 OctoberA New Home in Vietnam
• 1 OctoberGetting Ready For 2016 BWCC
• 1 OctoberIndustry News Fall 2015
• 1 OctoberRural America Needs Internet
• 1 OctoberBe Prepared When OSHA Visits Your Gin
• 18 SeptemberLA Agri-News Cotton Radio Report, Sept. 17, 2015
• 15 September35 South Carolina counties declared primary disaster areas due to drought
• 15 SeptemberMonsanto Company and Albaugh Reach Licensing Agreement for Glyphosate
• 9 SeptemberMS Cotton Insider Report, Sept. 9, 2015
• 1 SeptemberAgSense and Valley Irrigation Launch New Remote Monitoring and Control Solution
• 1 SeptemberNew Web Site Gives Easy Access to Cotton Information
• 1 SeptemberAs Harvest Nears, Cotton Has Good Yield Potential
• 1 SeptemberRaising The Profile
• 1 SeptemberIt Helps to Have a Positive Attitude
• 1 SeptemberHeading Toward the Finish Line
• 1 SeptemberTechnology Moves Quickly
• 1 SeptemberYoung Californian Loves New Cotton Career
• 1 SeptemberThe Value Of Timely Defoliation
• 1 SeptemberIt Was A Busy Summer For Cotton Field Days  
• 1 SeptemberArkansas Ginner Maleisa Finch Wants To Help Cotton Stage A Big Comeback
• 1 SeptemberSouthern Ginners Learn To Adapt
• 1 SeptemberBack To School Means More Cotton
• 1 September“Celebrate Cotton” Game Is The Perfect Promotion
• 28 AugustMississippi Cotton Insider Radio Report, Aug. 25, 2015
• 26 AugustLA Cotton Agri-News, Aug. 26, 2015
• 7 AugustMississippi Cotton Radio News Report, Aug. 7, 2015
• 6 AugustLA Radio News Report, August 5, 2015
• 4 AugustGeorgia Cotton Commission Board Approves Over $600,000 in Research
• 3 AugustMiracle In Monticello
• 3 AugustCan Technology Help In War Against Pigweed?
• 3 AugustTCGA Members Adjust To New Challenges
• 3 AugustCrop Continues to Make Steady Progress
• 3 AugustGrowers Remain On Alert For Late-season Pests
• 3 AugustProtecting Pollinators
• 3 AugustPower of Persistence Pays Off in Cotton
• 3 AugustAn Open Letter To U.S. Cotton Farmers
• 3 AugustThe Fabric of My Life
• 3 AugustIndustry News for August 2015
• 3 AugustEffective Defoliation Will Protect Bolls
• 3 AugustHow Far Can Technology Take Ag?
• 3 AugustDan Krieg Leaves Legacy Of Generosity
• 3 AugustCotton Research at the Lubbock Research Megasite
• 1 AugustHow Cotton Breeding Affects Farmers
• 24 JulyCOTTON USA “Love for All” Consumer Event Focuses on the Family
• 24 JulyUSDA Deregulates Dow AgroSciences’ Enlist™ Cotton Trait
• 22 JulyLouisiana Agri-News Cotton Radio Report, July 20, 2015
• 22 JulyMississippi Agri-News Radio Report, July 20, 2015
• 14 JulySupima Announces Retirement of President/CEO Jesse W. Curlee
• 10 JulyMississippi Radio News Report, 7-8-15
• 5 JulyLA Cotton Radio News Report, 7-2-15
• 2 JulyCOTTON USA Takes to the Red Carpet at the Golden Melody Awards in Taiwan
• 1 JulyLate Crop Needs to Play Catchup
• 1 JulyJuly 2015 Industry News
• 1 JulyHeavy Rains Were Beneficial
• 1 JulyWater Research – Major Industry Priority
• 1 JulyiPiPE – A New Tool For Pest Management
• 1 JulyConveying Concerns

2014

• 18 DecemberMississippi Cotton Insider Audio Report December 18, 2014
• 16 DecemberLouisiana Cotton Insider Radio Report December 16, 2014
• 3 DecemberMississippi Cotton Insider Radio Report December 3, 2014
• 2 DecemberLouisiana Cotton Insider Radio Report December 3, 2014
• 1 DecemberDenim Mill Closing Is A Wakeup Call
• 1 DecemberSeason Ends on a Positive Note
• 1 DecemberConservation Programs Still Thriving
• 1 DecemberGlobal Denim Awards Showcase Need For Quality
• 1 DecemberDecember 2014 Industry News
• 1 DecemberUSDA Seeks Help For Farm Workers
• 1 DecemberDevil’s in the Details
• 1 DecemberStaying On Top Of Pests Is Key
• 1 DecemberDecember’s Theme? Keep Looking Ahead
• 1 DecemberTax Bills Await Lame-Duck Congress
• 1 DecemberThe Davis Brothers Of Georgia Produce A Cotton Cash Crop
• 1 DecemberWhat’s the Future for Roller Ginning?
• 1 DecemberGins Should Prepare For OSHA Visits
• 1 DecemberA Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Cotton’s Demise: It Changed
• 1 DecemberSurviving Low Prices
• 20 NovemberMississippi Cotton Insider Radio Report November 19, 2014
• 20 NovemberLouisiana Cotton Insider Radio Report November 19, 2014
• 10 NovemberMississippi Cotton Insider Radio Report Nov. 10, 2014
• 10 NovemberLouisiana Cotton Insider Audio Report November 10, 2014
• 4 NovemberMiss. Radio Report
• 3 NovemberRace Continues To Finish Up Harvest
• 3 NovemberNew Technology May Help Control Weeds
• 3 NovemberConsultants To Meet Again At BWCC
• 3 NovemberRural America Is Changing
• 3 NovemberDecision Time
• 3 NovemberNCC To Host Insurance Meetings
• 3 NovemberSeed Variety Choices Remain Crucial
• 3 NovemberIn Aftermath Of Fires, Court Battles Begin
• 3 NovemberMid-South Insect Pressure in Review
• 3 NovemberResearch Helping In Fight Against Pigweed
• 3 NovemberIndustry News for November 2014
• 3 NovemberGovt. Support Crucial For Ag Research
• 3 NovemberProducer’s Priorities Dictate Variety Choices
• 3 NovemberNew Opportunity For U.S. Cotton In China
• 3 NovemberAnother Memorable Cotton Harvest
• 3 NovemberPlanting Decisions Start Now For 2015
• 3 NovemberWhy Not Auction Your Cotton?
• 27 OctoberConfidence In Today’s Young Farmers
• 22 OctoberMS Farm Bureau Agri-News Radio Report Oct. 21, 2014
• 22 OctoberLA Farm Bureau Agri-News Report Oct. 23, 2014
• 8 OctoberLA Farm Bureau Agri-News Radio Report Oct. 8, 2014
• 8 OctoberMS Farm Bureau Agri-News Radio Report Oct. 8, 2014
• 1 OctoberMelvin Clanton – Thrives In The ‘Hills’
• 1 OctoberOctober 2014 Industry News
• 1 OctoberFamiliar Message For Cotton In Today’s Market
• 1 OctoberAflatoxin Can Affect Cotton Profitability
• 1 OctoberAnother Busy Schedule Of Special Events
• 1 OctoberCotton School Opens Industry Doors
• 1 OctoberHarvest Season Brings Renewed Hope
• 1 OctoberBuild A Brand
• 1 OctoberWhy Does The Media Cover Agriculture?
• 1 OctoberStep Up, Be Involved
• 1 OctoberTexas Turnaround
• 1 OctoberGeorgia Anticipates Profitable Crop
• 1 OctoberAfter a Long Season, It’s Time To Harvest
• 25 SeptemberLA Farm Bureau Agri-News Radio Report – Sept. 25, 2014
• 18 SeptemberLA Farm Bureau Agri-News Radio Report – Sept. 18, 2014
• 2 SeptemberMS Farm Bureau Agri-News Radio Report
• 1 SeptemberHigh Quality Cotton Crucial For U.S. Mills
• 1 SeptemberPlant Bugs Handled, Crop Prep Next
• 1 SeptemberWest Tennessee Ginner Richard Kelley Trying To Stay Competitive
• 1 SeptemberDefoliation – Art Or Science?
• 1 SeptemberIndustry Must Stop Contamination
• 1 SeptemberNew Tools Available To Fight Plant Bugs
• 1 SeptemberCarl Anderson – Cotton’s Gentle Giant
• 1 SeptemberIt Was A Busy Summer For Field Days
• 1 SeptemberRiding To The Gin
• 1 SeptemberSouthern Ginners Adjust To New Environment
• 1 SeptemberRolling Toward The Finish Line
• 1 SeptemberSeptember 2014 Industry News
• 1 SeptemberInterested In Ginning? Talk To Richard Kelley
• 1 SeptemberTaking The Lead
• 11 AugustLA Farm Bureau Agri-News Radio Report
• 11 AugustMS Farm Bureau Agri-News Radio Report
• 1 AugustResilient Cotton
• 1 AugustTCGA Anticipates Bigger Crop
• 1 AugustMontana – Where Ag Reigns Supreme
• 1 AugustMore Options Exist for Nematode Control
• 1 AugustTrip To Montana – A Special Experience
• 1 AugustLate Crop Needs to Play Catchup
• 1 AugustAg’s Major Mission
• 1 AugustLearn What is Included in Air Quality Permit
• 1 AugustHeavy Rains Didn’t Stop This Crop
• 1 AugustAttention to Detail
• 1 AugustNew Apps Help Western Farmers
• 1 AugustImprovement Comes From Reflection
• 1 AugustMany Factors Can Contribute to Quality
• 30 JulyLA Farm Bureau Agri-News Radio
• 25 JulyMS Farm Bureau Agri-News Radio
• 1 JulyManaging Irrigated Cotton in the Mid-South
• 1 JulyWater Management: Priority for Farmers
• 1 JulyBe Careful In The Heat When Doing Gin Repairs
• 1 JulyDoing More with Less Water
• 1 JulyLong Season Nears Crucial Midpoint
• 1 JulyAchieving Reasonable Reform
• 1 JulyProtecting Environment

2013

• 20 DecemberFriendships Always Endure
• 1 DecemberLooking Back, Looking Ahead
• 1 DecemberIndustry News
• 1 DecemberSPECIALISTS SPEAKING: Harvest Finishes On Positive Note
• 1 December2014 Varieties In The Mix
• 1 DecemberJust Being Responsible
• 1 DecemberReflections On A Memorable Year
• 1 DecemberProducers Have Many Decisions In Selling Crop
• 1 DecemberVariety Selection & Stress Factors
• 1 DecemberUrban Areas Encroach On Cotton
• 1 DecemberBWCC – Busy Agenda
• 1 DecemberFiber Quality Can’t Be Imitated In Today’s Market
• 1 DecemberDelta’s Mike Sturdivant Learns To Adapt
• 1 DecemberQ & A: A Ginner/Banker View, Texan Curtis Griffith
• 22 NovemberMyrl Mitchell’s Special Notes
• 2 NovemberTextile Chain Needs To Become More Informed
• 2 NovemberTexas Brothers Find Formula For Success
• 1 NovemberYearly Harvest Request? Good Weather
• 1 NovemberAg Has A Good Story To Tell; Just Keep On Telling It
• 1 NovemberKeeping Cotton In The Mix
• 1 NovemberAbundance Of Information: BWCC in NOLA
• 1 NovemberEncouraging Signs For 2013 Crop
• 1 NovemberAverage Crop In ’13
• 1 NovemberUnwarranted Targeting
• 1 NovemberVariety Choices Are Always Crucial
• 1 NovemberProducers Have Many Options For Cotton Varieties In 2014 Season
• 1 NovemberGinners Must Stay Vigilant In Battle Against Contamination
• 1 NovemberProducers Need Data On New Varieties
• 20 OctoberDon’t Forget BWCC In New Orleans
• 1 OctoberPraying For Rain
• 1 OctoberIndustry News
• 1 OctoberFarm Bill Frustration
• 1 OctoberPre-Harvest Means Time For Reflection
• 1 OctoberPromoting The Preference
• 1 OctoberSteady Resilience Helps Harvest
• 1 OctoberWant To Learn? Travel To Georgia
• 1 OctoberOpinions Vary On ‘Ground’ Cotton
• 1 OctoberBurndown Targets Resistant Weeds
• 1 OctoberBest Harvest Strategy?
• 24 SeptemberStoneville Seed – A 90-Year Legacy
• 1 SeptemberLife’s Lessons
• 1 SeptemberIt’s Time To Prepare For Defoliation
• 1 SeptemberManaging A Late Crop
• 1 SeptemberCrop Maturity And Timely Harvest
• 1 SeptemberNavigating The Regulatory Maze
• 1 SeptemberSmall Gins Know How To Compete
• 1 SeptemberTexan Enjoys Cotton School
• 1 SeptemberLarge Crowd Turns Out For Southern Ginners Meeting
• 1 SeptemberWant A Snack? Pass The Cottonseed
• 1 SeptemberApparel Industry Knows Importance Of Cotton Quality
• 1 SeptemberRobert Royal : SCGA’s President Wants Cotton Stability
• 28 AugustBayer’s Support Will Boost Lubbock Museum
• 6 AugustWest Tenn. Farm Stays Loyal To Cotton
• 4 AugustNew Truck And Tractor Rules Put Burden On California
• 4 AugustA Winding Road To Home
• 4 AugustPGRs Crucial In A Late Crop
• 1 AugustPower Of Positive Thinking
• 1 AugustCrop Needs Some Help To Finish
• 1 AugustMonsanto Receives Gulf Guardian Award
• 1 August2013 Cotton Crop – A Mixed Bag
• 1 AugustPersistence Keeps Cotton Competitive
• 1 AugustPursuing Zero Tolerance
• 1 AugustLoyalty To Cotton – An Encouraging Sign
• 1 AugustTCGA Members Optimistic Amid Drought Conditions
• 1 AugustGin Safety Can’t Be Ignored
• 1 AugustUSDA Aims For Rural Growth
• 1 AugustIndian Farms Continue Link To Cotton
• 1 AugustPursuing Zero Tolerance
• 1 AugustCotton Strives To Stay Competitive
• 1 AugustSustainability: A Concept Whose Time Has Come
• 1 AugustWhy Do Farmers Stay With Cotton?
• 12 JulyTip Of The Hat To Tony Williams
• 1 JulyWater, Irrigation – What’s Ahead?
• 1 JulyChina, U.S. Cotton – A Special Relationship
• 1 JulyConservation, Efficiency: Keys To Arizona Farms’ Water Issues
• 1 JulyIntegrated Irrigation Scheduling Proves Effective In Georgia
• 1 JulyChina’s Textile Industry Requires Quality Cotton
• 1 JulyValue Of Crop Insurance
• 1 JulyLate Crop Making Good Progress
• 1 JulyIndustry News
• 1 JulyRespondents Cite ‘Government Control’
• 1 JulyPrepare To Spray Longer For Insects
• 1 JulyFrom The Ground Up
• 1 JulyArizona Farmers – True Water Stewards
• 1 JulyGin Schools Renew Efforts To Prevent Contamination
• 1 JulyUSDA Keeps Eye On Climate Change
• 1 JulyCalifornia Farmers Need Easier Access To Water
• 1 JulyMid-South Embraces Furrow Irrigation
• 26 JuneCan Divided House Pass Farm Bill?
• 3 JuneMonsanto Media Days – Chance For Dialogue
• 3 JuneMonsanto Media Days – Chance For Dialogue
• 1 JuneLessons Learned
• 1 JuneWeather And Water Take Top Spots
• 1 June‘Major Player’ Pests In 2013
• 1 JuneWeather Delays Pose Challenges
• 1 JuneDeltapine Kicks Off Sixth Season for NPE
• 1 JuneStriving To Improve
• 1 JuneSen. Stabenow – Delta’s New Friend
• 1 JuneSafety Should Be Priority Year-Round At The Gin
• 1 JuneEarly Management Can Control Insects

2012

• 31 DecemberSalute To Tim White – Consultant Of The Year
• 31 DecemberSalute To Tim White –
• 2 DecemberAll Roads Lead To The BWCC
• 1 DecemberSPECIAL REPORT: Need An App For Insecticide Spray?
• 1 DecemberBWCC In San Antonio Offers Research, Technology Updates
• 1 DecemberResearchers’ Objective: Control Lygus Problem
• 1 DecemberCongress Urged To Move Fast On Crucial Issues
• 1 DecemberJapanese Retailers Like U.S. Cotton
• 1 DecemberFarmers Affected By ‘Fiscal Cliff’
• 1 DecemberSpinners Need Fiber Analysis To Ensure Quality
• 1 DecemberCalif. Voters Defeat Food Label Initiative
• 1 DecemberUSDA Assisting In Hurricane Relief
• 1 DecemberGood Yields Expected In Southeast
• 1 DecemberA Volatile Market
• 1 DecemberMy Friend Frank
• 1 DecemberSpecialists Speaking
• 1 DecemberEnsuring Export Enhancement
• 1 DecemberRespondents React To Election Results
• 1 DecemberAssessing Impact Of 2012 Weather Conditions
• 1 DecemberDid producers make progress in their control of resistant pigweed in 2012?
• 1 DecemberIt’s A Season For Giving Thanks
• 1 DecemberUC-Davis Scientist Awarded Special Grant
• 1 NovemberBWCC To Host Consultants Again
• 1 NovemberAFBF Joins Lawsuit Against EPA
• 1 NovemberGinning Leader Valco Wins Award
• 1 NovemberCalifornia Farm Bureau Receives Top Honor
• 1 NovemberConventional Varieties Prove Their Worth
• 1 NovemberHarvest Progressing Well In SJV Region
• 1 NovemberQuality Is Key In Cotton Textile Value Chain
• 1 NovemberThe Last Crop: Louisiana’s Gene Ogden Reflects On Long Career
• 1 NovemberAg Secretary Wants Support For Farm Exports
• 1 November2013 Seed Variety Guide
• 1 NovemberIndustry News
• 1 NovemberBlue Skies And White Cotton
• 1 NovemberEarly Harvest Reports Positive Across Belt
• 1 NovemberGins Doing Excellent Job Of Controlling Dust
• 1 NovemberEnsuring Voice And Vision
• 1 NovemberNo. 1 Influencer For 2013 Cotton Acres
• 1 NovemberConsultant’s Corner Sponsored by Cotton Farming ARCHIVES: Goal Is ‘ To Make Every Dollar Count’
• 1 NovemberWas It A Perfect Field Of Cotton
• 31 OctoberExtension Specialist – A Farmer’s Friend
• 1 OctoberIs Washington Listening?
• 1 OctoberPrecautions Necessary For Handling Round Modules
• 1 OctoberProducers Optimistic About Harvest
• 1 OctoberAn Intelligent Investment
• 1 OctoberPoll Participants Rate 2012 Crop
• 1 OctoberWater Chased The Crop Dollars In Texas Panhandle
• 1 OctoberTexas Strategy: Survive The Drought
• 1 OctoberUSDA Plans Regional Drought Meetings
• 1 OctoberQuality Must Be A Priority For Producers
• 1 OctoberUSDA Offers Help To 22 States
• 1 OctoberWestern Ginners Try To Protect Fiber Quality
• 1 OctoberTexas Comeback
• 28 SeptemberWhat Happened To Bipartisanship?
• 1 SeptemberSaying Good-bye
• 1 SeptemberDrought May Affect Fiber Properties At Gin
• 1 SeptemberIndustry News
• 1 SeptemberThis Year’s Crop Overcame Heat, Drought
• 1 SeptemberStriving For Zero Tolerance
• 1 SeptemberWEB POLL: 2008 Farm Bill Extension Anticipated
• 1 SeptemberDealing With Details
• 1 SeptemberGinners Adapting To New Challenges
• 1 SeptemberCottonseed Oil Has The ‘Right Taste’
• 1 SeptemberLearning Experience: Producers Make Memorable Trip To North Dakota
• 1 SeptemberSouthern Ginners Adjust To New Environment
• 1 SeptemberMills Expect Better Quality For Cotton
• 1 SeptemberCotton School Creates Career Opportunities
• 1 SeptemberMissouri Gin Committed To Quality
• 28 AugustFinding Friends In North Dakota
• 1 AugustThe Long Journey
• 1 AugustMajor Ginning Priority: Keep The Cotton Clean
• 1 AugustIndustry News
• 1 AugustCrop Inches Closer To Defoliation
• 1 AugustThe Right Plan
• 1 AugustWEB POLL: 2011 Vs. 2012 Crop Progress Report
• 1 AugustWhat’s Really Beautiful? A Bloom In June
• 1 AugustMany Factors Affect Cotton Demand
• 1 AugustNew Mexico’s Research Has Rich History
• 1 AugustMills Remain Consistently Loyal To Best Quality
• 1 AugustHigh Hopes For TCGA: Cotton Acreage Should Remain Stable For Texas
• 1 AugustManaging For Earliness: Strategy Works In Mississippi
• 27 JulyNBC-TV Report Hits Close To Home
• 3 JulyCan All Parties Agree On Farm Bill?
• 1 JulyUrban Versus Rural
• 1 JulyBudget Cutbacks Didn’t Stop Important Cotton Research
• 1 JulyIndustry News
• 1 JulyEarly Maturing Crop Continues On Fast Track
• 1 JulyPromoting The Positives
• 1 JulyBeing Proactive Helps On Water Issues
• 1 JulyVIEWPOINT: Insect Control Strategies Are Crucial
• 1 JulySensor-Based Irrigation Proves Its Worth
• 1 JulyHigh Plains Improves Quality For Market Demand
• 1 JulyWater Efficiency: Southwest Farmers Meet The Challenge
• 1 JuneU.S. Cotton Industry Has Global Respect
• 18 MayWe Won’t Forget Stewart Doan
• 18 MayRemembering Stewart Doan
• 1 MayDrought Persists Throughout Texas
• 3 AprilTrip To Lubbock Proves Rewarding
• 8 MarchIndustry Unites On Crucial Issues
• 8 FebruaryAll Roads Lead To Mid-South Show

2011

• 9 DecemberFarm Bill Scenario Changes Again
• 15 NovemberFarm Bill Moving On A Fast Track
• 4 OctoberRemembering A Meeting With Gov. Perry
• 31 AugustDrought Takes Its Toll In Texas
• 20 JulyPlanting A Crop After The Flood
• 15 JuneHouse Committees Clash On Ag Program Cuts
• 18 MayFlooding Poses Big Challenges
• 15 AprilOptimism Contagious At TCGA Meeting
• 8 MarchNicosia Knows How To Deliver Message
• 1 FebruaryMore Thoughts On N. Alabama Trip

2010

• 31 DecemberEmotional Farewell For Sen. Lincoln
• 24 NovemberNew Era Begins On Senate Ag Committee
• 27 OctoberHailstorm Will Affect Texas Cotton Harvest
• 28 SeptemberIt’s A Memorable Year For Texas
• 3 SeptemberDr. Bill Meredith — A Living Legend
• 3 AugustResistant Pigweed Remains Hot Topic
• 25 JuneDon’t Write Off Sen. Lincoln Yet
• 21 MayFarm Bill Hearings Get An Early Start
• 27 AprilEnthusiasm In Texas For 2010 Crop
• 26 MarchThe Other Side Of The Story
• 2 MarchSomething For Everyone
• 10 FebruarySnowy Days In Memphis
• 22 JanuaryBack From New Orleans