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Cotton Farming Magazine · Jul 31, 2026

What Recent Fuel Price Changes Mean for Crop Production

With fuel prices climbing, how will this affect crop production costs? Recent data shows that Tennessee's fuel prices have increased, now averaging $3.72 per gallon for regular gasoline, which is significantly higher than last...

Cotton Farming Magazine · Jul 31, 2026

Why Weekly Checks for Tarnished Plant Bugs Are Crucial Now

As cotton plants start to square, the urgency for growers to monitor for tarnished plant bugs intensifies. These pests pose a significant threat to yields, particularly in the early stages of growth. Protecting the...

Arkansas Row Crops · Aug 3, 2026

Are Rice Stink Bugs and Armyworms Threatening Your Crops?

What if the pests you thought were under control are actually on the rise? Recent reports indicate that rice stink bugs are creeping up to threshold levels in Arkansas, prompting farmers to consider treatment...

AgriTalk · Aug 4, 2026

What’s Pressuring Grain Markets Despite Favorable Weather?

What’s causing the grain markets to falter despite favorable weather conditions? Recent discussions reveal that profit-taking and unchanged crop ratings are weighing heavily on grain prices. While there was a positive close in the...

Brownfield Ag News · Aug 5, 2026

Will Cotton Farmers Get the Financial Help They Need?

Could the U.S. cotton industry finally secure the financial assistance it desperately needs? The National Cotton Council has reached out to the Senate Budget Committee, advocating for support in the upcoming budget reconciliation framework....

Brownfield Ag News · Aug 6, 2026

Why Are New Crop Corn and Soybean Exports Strong Right Now?

What’s driving the strong demand for new crop corn and soybean exports? While old crop sales for corn, cotton, and soybeans have hit marketing year lows, new crop sales are proving robust. This shift...

AgriTalk · Aug 7, 2026

What’s Next for the Farm Bill After Senate Roadblock?

What happens when a critical piece of legislation hits a roadblock? The Senate Agriculture Committee's recent failure to advance the Farm Bill highlights significant tensions, particularly around SNAP provisions. A close vote of 10...

Brownfield Ag News · Aug 12, 2026

Why Are Cotton and Rice Acres Rising Despite Lower Yields?

What happens when farmers plant more cotton and rice but face declining yields? In 2026, farmers have expanded their cotton and rice acreage beyond initial expectations, leading to higher production projections. However, the yield...

Southern Ag Today · Aug 19, 2026

What Surprising Changes Did the August WASDE Report Reveal?

What unexpected shifts did the August WASDE report unveil for U.S. crops? The latest estimates reveal a notable increase in planted acreage for corn and soybeans, with corn rising by 1.4 million acres to...

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