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This publication provides producers with an overview of the technologies available to schedule irrigation and key concepts related to water management for cotton grown in areas where rainfall provides a significant amount of the water requirements in most years.
This report details best management practices for controlling Tarnished Plant Bugs in the Midsouth cotton-growing region.
This website houses resources on integrated weed management for herbicide-resistant weeds. It is updated regularly by a team of weed scientists from 14 universities and the USDA Agricultural Research Service.
Access national daily, weekly and seasonal cotton quality reports, plus cotton prices, weekly market review and other reports.
Keep up to date on commodity loan rates, and access more information specifically related to the cotton loan program.
Access timely agricultural market analysis through daily market reports and commodity updates. Scroll down to find the listing of Ag Network podcasts.
Get the latest updates on the Cotton Research and Promotion Program from the Cotton Board through their monthly e-newsletter.
Guides for production, pest management and budgeting, as well as cotton variety trial data, are a few of the resources included on this site for growers and crop advisors managing cotton in Missouri.
This is a spreadsheet-based decision tool was developed to assist row crop producers in Louisiana. The decision tool contains five Excel worksheets to compare net returns above variable production costs for three alternative sets of crop choices.
Louisiana State University Ag Center creates projected budgets, projected costs and returns and other financial decision aids for producers to use for planning purposes.
Mississippi State creates a yearly report designed to provide necessary planning data to farmers, research and extension staffs, lending agencies and others in agriculture.
These field crop enterprise budgets are designed to assist Arkansas producers in evaluating expected costs and returns and other related production economics information, data and analysis.