Cotton
Summer heat and drought erased much of the crop’s early promise across West Texas.
The Center for Biological Diversity is seeking records related to over-the-top dicamba use for the 2026 and 2027 growing seasons.
Higher operating costs are putting pressure on sustainability commitments across the fashion industry.
U.S. cotton prices and demand are showing signs of improvement, but slow marketing remains a concern as the new crop approaches.
University of Georgia researchers shared the latest findings with cotton and peanut growers.
Drought and extreme heat are hurting Oklahoma cotton, with 55% of the crop rated in the worst condition category.
Cotton prices are expected to improve, but higher production costs are limiting the recovery in producer margins.
Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith of Mississippi discusses the Farm Bill and the issues she expects lawmakers to address as the legislation moves forward.
The new quota program could strengthen demand for U.S. cotton while raising concerns for textile manufacturers.