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UA studies look at organic cotton

Todd Fitchette

Arizona Ph.D. student explores organic cotton as summer crop for desert vegetable farmers, addressing challenges in ginning, defoliation, and water availability.

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Agreement / Rice

Ag leaders applaud deal averting port strike

Joshua Baethge

Tentative agreement between shippers and dockworkers prevents East and Gulf Coast container facilities from shutting down next week.

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Rice seed availability tightens even more for 2025

Whitney Shannon Haigwood

Planted rice acreage that was once predictable has shifted patterns, with acres inching higher the past three consecutive years. That, in addition to hurricane weather, tightened seed supply for one of the largest players in the market.

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Sustainability / Don't miss headlines

U.S. cotton growers: Enroll now for sustainability programs

Farm Press Staff

Grower enrollment specialists are available to provide personalized, regional-specific support, answer questions, and guide growers through enrollment in the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol and applying for the Climate Smart Cotton Program.

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Leaner, cleaner almond industry ponders future
Specialty crops champion growth in ag tech
Colorado land trust model for other states

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UA studies look at organic cotton

Ag leaders applaud deal averting port strike

Rice seed availability tightens even more for 2025

U.S. cotton growers: Enroll now for sustainability programs

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