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Closing Cotton Commentary from Arkansas Farm Bureau, 5-16:
Cotton was energized today after a power outage interrupted trading yesterday.
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Arkansas Farm Bureau Market Report, 5-16:
Covers Major Commodities.
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North Carolina Pest News, 5-16:
Field and forage crops; Ornamentals and turfs; Mysterious lady beetles; Azalea Lace Bugs.
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Nunn Cotton Letter, 5-16:
Futures close week higher after collapsing midweek. Market closes Higher for week. Active week of export sales.
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National Weekly Cotton Summary, 5-16:
From USDA.
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Doane: Cotton ended strongly higher Friday, 5-16:
the July contract was up 185 points at 71.98 cents, and the December contract was 126 points higher at 80.10 cents. Several factors came together to boost cotton prices, the first of which is its resistance to falling below 70 cents in the July contract.
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Closing Cotton: Market Closes Strongly Ahead With Weekly Gains, 5-16:
The market closed the abbreviated session unchanged.
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Arkansas Bi-Weekly Market Briefings, 5-16:
Cotton stocks continues to grow; Rice is still very volatile; The soybean report is bullish news.
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Alabama Cotton Picksack Newsletter, 5-16:
Cotton Growth Early This Spring; Cotton's Sudden Decline in North Alabama; Vegetable Weevil Found Attacking Seedling Cotton; Herbicide Resistant Pigweed in Alabama?; Precision Agriculture Update: Variable Rate Technologies; Late May/Early June Insect Update; Considering Late Planting; 2008 Cotton Calendar.
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Virginia Cotton, 5-16:
Getting Good Stands.
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Opening Cotton Comment, 5-16:
Cotton Futures Trade Modestly Ahead.
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Tennessee IPM Newsletter, 5-16:
Planting forecast improving; corn crop off to a fair start; replant decisions in soybean; glyphosate resistant horseweed management; weed control in corn; armyworms in wheat; thrips in cotton.
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Keith Good's Farm Policy News, 5-16:
81-15, Senate Passes Farm Bill Conference Agreement
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Georgia Cotton Insect Newsletter, 5-15:
Thrips building to high numbers; scouting schools; sand damage from last weekend.
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Arkansas Cotton Update, 5-15:
Cotton Status; Replant Decisions; Latest Possible Planting Date; Market Update; Thrips Concerns; Cotton Scouting Schools.
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South Carolina: Cotton Insect Newsletter, 5-14:
Status of cotton crop; Pesticide label; Soybean Insect.
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Texas Crop and Weather Report, 5-14:
"What a difference one week makes when it finally does start to rain."
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Georgia Cotton Marketing News, 5-12:
Market Finds Support and Rallies; Farm Bill Situation and Progress.
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Louisiana Cotton Bulletin, 5-12:
Early Weed Competition and Concerns; New Insecticides for 2008.
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Georgia Cotton, 5-12:
Glyphosate-Resistant Palmer Amaranth Update; What Does Reflex Injury Look Like in Cotton?; Early Season Insect Management; Cotton Scout Schools.
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Ag Report, (E-Central La.), 5-11:
Some cotton replanting; thrips issues.
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Mississippi: Cotton holds promise, just on fewer acres, 5-9:
Cotton offers strong profit potential for growers even though it no longer rules as king among the state's row crops.
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USDA: Tennessee Has Largest Wheat Crop since 1982, 5-9:
Tennessee farmers seeded 620,000 acres last fall, up 47 percent from the previous year. But hay stocks are short.
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