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Glyphosate-resistant weeds have one Mississippi Delta grower taking drastic measures.

A year from now, global stocks could look very similar to the way they are today, according to NCC Vice President Gary Adams.

Board hears updates on issues such as the Brazil WTO dispute, the 2010 Farm Bill and global conditions shaping the cotton market.

Cotton Incorporated encourages private companies to invest more research into developing resistance against nematodes.

Leading weed specialists say message still not hitting home with many farmers.

Indian Textile Minister believes the disparity between the way cotton and man-made fibers are taxed should be a thing of the past.

The second monthly decline in cotton imports will continue to drive up prices in China.

Forecast puts global consumption up 3 percent from previous year.

Hecot S.A. Managing Director Yiannis Papadogiannis provides an exclusive special report on the state of the Greek cotton industry.

Settlement is related to the planting of Bollgard and Bollgard II in Texas Panhandle prior to 2007, when planting was disallowed in the area due to Insect Resistance Management programs.

Brazilian cotton exporters celebrate in Rio de Janeiro, and Cotton International went along for the ride to bring you a photo essay and full report.

A decline in global production and a rebound in mill demand have cotton supplies at a tight level.

The Chinese government's Purchasing Managers' Index fell for the second straight month in June.

USDA says all cotton plantings for 2010 are estimated at 10.9 million acres.

After the U.S. agreed to several trade demands related to a cotton subsidy dispute, Brazil has suspended the possibility of retaliatory action until 2012.

Cotton-based material created at Texas Tech was tested on the oil-soaked shores of Grand Isle, LA, recently.

Berrye Worsham

Henry Gantz