Several excellent analysts forecast the price support for cotton near the 66-cent level will hold through the end of harvest. May they prove to be correct.

Seshadri Ramkumar explains how cotton trade can be a solution for one of the barriers in the trade negotiations between the U.S. and India.

The National Cotton Council, with the support of state and regional producer and ginner associations, is conducting a series of information meetings across the Cotton Belt to provide cotton producers, ...

Laura Ehret has been named Vice President of Program Information for The Cotton Board, effective August 25. In this role, ...

An 11th-hour amendment to severely limit access to farm safety net crop insurance payments could have undermined the farm ...

A Clemson University master’s student in Plant and Environmental Sciences is helping shape the future of cotton farming ...

Enhancing ginning efficiency and, ultimately, profitability. Research efforts are under way focusing on opportunities to ...

Hybrid decontamination is quickly catching up as an established decontamination method to protect warfighters and defense ...

Cotton prices have not yet been pushed higher by lower acreage numbers, but a smaller U.S. crop could be the beginning of an improved outlook.

Calm rarely lasts in cotton. A sideways chart in June can turn into a roller coaster by August. Robert Antoshak explains how, ...

New University of Arkansas research shows how tropical weather systems play into crop insurance premium rates, especially in ...

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