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 updated 07/20/2023

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Our website offers the following features for you our client:

Market Quotes • eCot• Weather • News / Commentary • Alert Information

Farm Bill

National Cotton Council : Click here. Log in required.

Understanding the Cotton Marketing Loan and LDP/MLG

Is Your Enitity Structure Right for Your Farm

Expiring Estate Tax Exemption:What Farmers Need to Know

Spring Farm Safety Reminders That Could Save Your Life

Scouting, Planting Early Counts for Cotton Too

USDA-Disaster Assistance Discovery Tool

USDA Introduces Tropical Storm Option for Crop Insurance

Planter Prep Tips - a Free Guide

New Cotton Varieties in 2024

Best Bets For Controlling Spring Weeds

Are You Using the Right PRE to Control Grass in Cotton?

Proper Harvest Moisture Levels - Round Modules

Handling Seed Cotton Exposed to Rain

Cotton Byproducts Supplement Cattle Feed

Seed Coat Fragments Explained

 Watch For Cotton Diseases and Be Ready to Handle

The New Round Module Wrap Standard

Podcast-Building Trust for U.S. Cotton

Technology to Remotely Monitor and Manage Irrigation

Overhead Power & Communication Line Safety

Planter Maintenance Tip: Replace Closing Wheel Frame Bushings With Bearing Kits

Why Cattle Prices Could Soar This Year

Do I Need a Trust? What Farmers Should Consider

4 Highly Effective Financial Habits for Farmers

Prevent Plastic Contamination in Cotton

Cotton & Coffee Series - Robotics and Combatting Contamination

Cotton & Coffee Series - Cotton Incorporated Efforts in Asia

Cotton & Coffee Series - Cotton Growers Information Hub

Cotton & Coffee Series - Cotton Incorporated Innovations

Cotton & Coffee Series - Focus On Sustainability

Cotton & Coffee Series - Planting Seed Quality

Cotton & Coffee Series - Cotton Imports 101 & The Importer Support Program

 Cotton & Coffee Series - Why Fiber Quality Matters

   Events

UGA Tifton Conference Center

Georgia Grown

DTN/Progressive Farmer


 Cotton in the Community:

Photo Gallery

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  • Rain Gauges - Need a gauge for your farms?  Stop by the office and grab a few!  New color - gauges have been restocked and are available in clear now!
  • Round Bales - If you are using a round bale picker, you can haul your own rounds to the gin.  Please call Jackson Hammack at the gin, 229-723-6600, for more details.

Bale Contamination

2023 Crop Government Premiums and Discounts

LDP Information

Classing Information

Tools

  • Cotton Host - Don't forget you can check your farm production day by day - all you need is your producer number and a password.  If you haven't gotten your password yet, call the office - we'll get you set up.

Resources

US Cotton Trust Protocol - Producer participation needed! Sign up today.

US Cotton Trust Protocol 

Newsletter - USDA Cotton & Tobacco Program

NEW!!  from Cotton Inc., Cotton Cultivated, a new web-based tool for cotton industry information

from The Cotton Board: FOCUS ON COTTON webacasts

Southeast Farm Press

Agricultural Marketing Resource Center

Georgia Cotton News

DTN Free Resources

Georgia Cotton Commission

AgriCharts

Cotton Farming

AgFax

 

 

   

 

 

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Commentary
Cattle Rally Alongside Boxed Beef Pop -

Live cattle closed the Tuesday session with $1.60 to $2.72 gains, as boxed beef rallied for a second consecutive day. Cash action was mostly

Wheat Bull Hit Speed Bump on Tuesday -

The wheat complex fell into Turnaround Tuesday across the three exchanges. Chicago contracts were down 1 ½ to 14 ½ cents led by the front months.

Soybeans Drop on Tuesday -

Soybean closed Turnaround Tuesday with contracts down 4 ½ to 7 ¼ cents. Soymeal futures were back up on the day, with gains of $2.80 to $6.10/ton.

Hogs Close Tuesday with Strength -

Lean hogs saw some gains to round up the Tuesday session, up 7 to 87 cents across the board. USDA’s National Average Base Hog negotiated price was

Cotton Close With Limit July Losses -

The cotton market saw July settled down the 3 cent limit, as other contracts were down 11 to 148 points on the day. Limits are expanded to 4 cents

Corn Pulls Back on Tuesday -

Corn futures ended the Tuesday session with contracts fractionally to 5 cents lower out to July ’25. Deferred contracts were steady to ¾ cent

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