Water scarcity continues to constrain cotton cultivation, while insufficient investment in agricultural research limits ...

Arizona, for better or worse, doesn’t get the heavy rain other cotton belt states do. Excessive rain can severely damage the “grade” or quality of the white fiber and how much growers get paid for it.

There is an abundance of natural and synthetic materials available to today's consumer, but when it comes to clothing and ...

Industry leaders agree cotton acreage will not expand in Arizona, but they see promise in contracts for seed, tech innovation ...

There is a "glaring lack of transparency" regarding the names and quantities of chemical inputs in all countries except the ...

Pivot Bio, Wayzata, Minnesota, has commercially launched a new product for cotton crops in the United States. The product ...

which has the highest-quality fiber but cannot withstand central Arizona's extreme heat. Arizonans are also better covered for planting cotton than other crops in the desert. Insurance subsidies ...

Optimizing fertility management through nutrient replacement based on crop removal is key to maximizing cotton yields, ...

Farmers in Texas are speaking out about fast fashion's impact on farming and why consumers should choose natural fibers for ...

Rayner witnessed the boom of cotton farming in Arizona at an early age. It was a time when 42% of the total cropland in the state was cotton most of the year, and miles of it bloomed from Yuma to ...