Allenberg Cotton Co. and Dunavant Enterprises will likely settle a merger agreement by Sept. 30, according to Allenberg Chief Executive Officer Joe Nicosia....
As a child, Orelan Johnson of England, Ark., was kept busy on his family farm chopping cotton. ...
By Elton Robinson, Farm Press Editorial Staff
A July run up in cotton prices that occurred even as fundamentals for cotton were decidedly bearish was likely a big reason why analysts at the Cotton Roundtable in New York City were having a tough time projecting a potential range for December 2009 futures prices....
By Elton Robinson, Farm Press Editorial Staff
With cotton futures prices in the deferred months inching closer to 70 cents, and with grain markets substantially off their highs, it’s possible cotton in the United States could start to win acreage back in 2010, according to Joe Nicosia, chief executive officer of Allenberg Cotton Co....
By Don Shurley, University of Georgia
When I was a little kid (probably no more than 10 to 12 years old), work crews were laying sewer line (the big 4 foot concrete pipe kind) out our way....
By Elton Robinson, Farm Press Editorial Staff
At the halfway point of the 2009 U.S. cotton season, analysts are saying the crop is shaping up to be between 12.42 million and 12.56 million bales, which is about 750,000 bales under USDA’s July 10 estimate. ...
North Carolina Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler will lead an agricultural trade mission to China Aug. 1-8....
U.S. production and consumption of cottonseed oil are expected to significantly increase this year, despite fewer cotton acres and a lower supply of cottonseed, says a spokesperson from the cottonseed crushing industry. ...
By Margaret Lawrence, Auburn University
A new insect trap network is now in place across Alabama, providing farmers and producers with a valuable tool in their battles against insect pests....
A panel of experts will bring cotton producers up to date on the latest cotton fundamentals and provide a cotton price outlook at the Cotton Roundtable, in New York City, on July 24 beginning at 8:30 a.m. Eastern time....
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