A decline in Arkansas cotton acres is part of the story behind the decline in the number of cotton gins (U of a System Division of Agriculture file photo)

Arkansas loses a cotton gin in 2023, reflecting larger trend

  • By Mary Hightower │ U of A System Division of Agriculture
Cotton and grain crops will be discussed during the Jan. 17-18 Red River Crops Conference in Altus, Oklahoma. (Texas A&M AgriLife photo by Laura McKenzie.)

Cotton gets in on regenerative agriculture opportunities with national partnership

Aerial view of a Large green Cotton picker working in a field. (Photo: iStock - liorpt)

USDA seeks cotton board nominees

Cotton field harvest. (iStock │ #1835475167 - Jacob Mathers)

Texas High Plains planting conditions – final report

Cotton crop. (Courtesy photo.)

National Cotton Council of America Cotton Newsline: May 28, 2024

(Photo by OSU Agriculture.)

Planted cotton acres projection: 10.67 million acres

Sydney Sylvester, child development intern, CRISTUS Children’s; Alexis Medina, child life coordinator, CRISTUS Children’s; Tracy Woodard, owner, Covered in Cotton; Lindsey Battle, trait marketing and launch lead-regional crops, Bayer Crop Science; and Lauren Bessent, Deltapine brand manager, Bayer Crop Science. (Courtesy photo.)

Deltapine Field to Closet  initiative connects brands for a shared purpose

Michael Buser, Ph.D., the Endowed Chair in Cotton Engineering, Ginning and Mechanization, said collaborative partnerships will help the Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering lead innovation that supports the cotton industry from “dirt to shirt.” (Texas A&M AgriLife photos by Sam Craft, Courtney Sacco and Laura McKenzie)

Buser named Endowed Chair in Cotton Engineering