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Doane: Cotton slipped lower Tuesday, 8-19: Market seems to only want to look at nearby scenarios (Read More)

Closing Cotton, 8-19: U.S. Upland Farm Price Forecast Highest Since 1996-97 (Read More)

Opening Cotton, 8-19: Modest Losses Amid Ongoing Economic Worries (Read More)

Keith Good's Farm Policy News, 8-19: Senate Ag Committee Field Hearing, Farm Bill and Doha (Read More)

Jurgens Bauer's Cotton Commentary, 8-19: Still Time for Crop to Move Either Way (Read More)

Virginia Cotton, 8-18: Cotton on Cruise Control (Read More)

Ag Report (E-Central La.), 8-17: Heavy rains in places; open bolls in 90% of cotton; cotton yield estimates. (Read More)

Gerloff On Cotton, 8-15: Still a chance for a rally at harvest (Read More)

North Carolina Pest News, 8-15: Late season cotton insect control; late season fungicide plus pyrethroid insecticide combination spray on soybeans questionable; cotton leaf spots. (Read More)

Georgia Cotton Marketing News, 8-15: New Crop Prices On The Ropes. (Read More)

Mississippi Crop Situation, 8-15: Corn market turn-around; pretty firm soybean market going forward; below threshold levels of stink bugs; target spots in soybeans; nearing the finish line in cotton insect management. (Read More)

Texas: Focus on South Plains Agriculture, 8-15: Beet armyworms increasing; lygus pressure; aphids; cotton insects; mites still threaten late corn; sorghum midge. (Read More)

Georgia Worth County Weekly Crop Report, 8-15: Delayed corn harvest; foliar burn on peanuts; grain sorghum being eaten up by armyworms and corn earworms; stink bug numbers in cotton dropping. (Read More)

Tennessee IPM Newsletter, 8-15: Small boll cavitation; pollination problems in corn; ground sprayers and soybean yield; stink bugs primary problem in later cotton. (Read More)

Georgia Cotton Pest Management Newsletter, 8-14: Stink bug numbers remain variable; FAW infestations have been sporadic; TBW numbers continue to be moderate to high. (Read More)

South Carolina: Cotton Insect Newsletter, 8-14: Residual Efficacy of Insecticides on Stink Bugs in Cotton (Read More)

Texas Crop and Weather Report, 8-13: Corn crop suffers from extreme dry weather. (Read More)

Georgia Cotton, 8-11: Cotton and Peanut Research Tour; Southeast REC 2008 Field Day; terminating insecticide applications; leaf spots found. (Read More)

Gerloff On Cotton, 8-8: Did the market make a bottom? (Read More)

Nunn Cotton Letter, 8-10: As market proved last week, volatility still with us. (Read More)

Arkansas Cotton Newsletter, 8-8: Earlier fields reached cutout a couple of weeks ago; Worst losses seen for commodity hedge funds in 35 years. (Read More)

On The Farm (SW Alabama), 8-7: First soybean rust detected; wheat and oat recommended varieties; another good year for white mold and a tough year for peanut growers; cotton insects; grain weevils in corn; midge in grain sorghum. (Read More)

Virginia corn earworm survey shows slightly lower numbers than in 2007: Survey provides indicator of pressure in soybeans, cotton later. (Read More)

Rural Swing?: Progressive Farmer poll indicates that 17% of rural Americans poised to switch parties this fall. (Read More)

Louisiana Cotton, 8-2: End-Of-Season Plant Monitoring - Why assessing maturity is so important this year; extensive plant mapping guide; weed presence in crop following last herbicide application. (Read More)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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