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Cotton Farming magazine, which was started in 1957, is a premier vertical publication that covers all aspects of cotton production. The magazine communicates with producers, ginners, and all segments in cotton production.
Cotton Farming Magazine
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• SPONSORED CONTENT • Kirk Palmer M&M Crop Specialties New Madrid, Missouri During college, I started scouting cotton as an intern for a local retailer who had hired a consultant. […]
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Cotton Farming Magazine
2w ago
Although I’m too young to join the Coke Club, I had a delightful visit with those fellows one Friday afternoon. Ten were present for the full session. Two others stopped […]
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Cotton Farming Magazine
2w ago
Wes Morgan, a veteran North Carolina ginner who has provided outstanding service and leadership to the U.S. cotton industry, is the 2023 Horace Hayden National Cotton Ginner of the Year. […]
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2w ago
⋅ BY DREW VIGUET ⋅ What’s next for users and makers of crop protection products in a post-dicamba, pro-Endangered Species Act environment? That’s among the questions to be answered at […]
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Cotton Farming Magazine
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MISSISSIPPI | Brian Pieralisi Establishing a cotton stand can be tricky. Given the current time of year, I will give an analogy that compares college baseball to healthy cotton stand establishment. […]
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Cotton Farming Magazine
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Auburn Celebrates 100 Years Of Extension Cotton Entomologists ⋅ BY RON SMITH ⋅ AUBURN UNIVERSITY On Sept. 1, 1924, Mr. Jerry Ruffin was hired by the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, now […]
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⋅ BY JULIE TOMASCIK ⋅ Lower Rio Grande Valley farmers are close to running out of irrigation water, a situation that studies show could have major impacts on agricultural production and jobs […]
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Cotton Farming Magazine
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Are They Right For You And Your Operation? Editor’s Note — Hunter Frame, Virginia cotton specialist and Tidewater Agricultural Research and Extension Center field crop agronomist, recently sat down with […]
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Cotton Farming Magazine
2w ago
The global population and its need for food, clothing and other essential goods is constantly growing. Many of our most precious resources are finite, and the need to do more […]
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Cotton Farming Magazine
2w ago
The 2023 U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol Annual Report reveals that 23% of all planted U.S. Cotton acres are now enrolled in the program. What is the Trust Protocol’s overall goal? […]
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