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  1. A statistical study of the decrease in the Texas cotton crop due to the Mexican cotton boll weevil and the cotton acreage of Texas 1899-1904 inclusive by Ezra Dwight Sanderson, 1905-01-01
  2. King Cotton and His Retainers: Financing and Marketing the Cotton Crop by Harold D. Woodman, 1990
  3. Dry weather, hot temperatures make cotton crop struggle.(reports of cotton crops): An article from: Mississippi Business Journal by Bonnie Coblentz, 2006-08-21
  4. New Case cotton pickers reflect faith in crop. (Cotton Express 2000): An article from: Implement & Tractor
  5. Speed, versatility featured by Case in tractor, picker. (Case IH's row crop tractor, cotton harvester) (product announcement): An article from: Implement & Tractor by Hembree Brandon, 1991-09-01
  6. The Worlds Cotton Crops by John A. Todd, 1915-01-01
  7. Comparative Environmental Impacts of Biotechnology-derived and Traditional Soybean, Corn, and Cotton Crops by Janet; Felsot, Allan; Goode, Timothy; Hammig, Michael; Onstad, David and Sankula, Sujatha Carpenter, 2002
  8. Buttonclover as a green manure crop for cotton (Bulletin / Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Tennessee) by O. H Long, 1963
  9. Slide Rule for Cotton Crop and Insect Management
  10. Cotton: With Special Reference to Africa (Tropical Agriculture) by A.N. Prentice, 1972-11-13
  11. Cotton Fibers: Developmental Biology, Quality Improvement, and Textile Processing
  12. Cotton (Agronomy) by R. J. Kohel, 1984-06
  13. While some Delta ag land uses shift, king cotton still reigns.: An article from: Mississippi Business Journal by Lynn Lofton, 2005-04-25
  14. Bacterial Blight Of Cotton by J. P. Verma, 1986-11-30

41. Pests Invade GM Cotton Crops In China
Pests invade GM cotton crops in China Sunday, September 26, 2010 by David Gutierrez, staff writer
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(NaturalNews) The wide scale adoption of genetically modified (GM) cotton crops in China has led to an explosion of insect pests, according to a study conducted by researchers from the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences and published in the journal Science
"This is a massive issue in terms of the environment, but also in terms of costs for the farmer," said Kirtana Chandrasekaran from Friends of the Earth. "The plan with GM crops was to reduce costs and environmental impact, but neither of these things seem to be happening, because over time, nature takes its course, and that was bound to happen. The supposed benefits in yield can be cancelled out by unintended consequences like this."
Roughly 10 years ago, Chinese cotton

42. "cotton Crops" Videos - Truveo Video Search
Agronomist Dr. Ouola Traore has conducted field trials on transgenic cotton crops in Burkina Faso to evaluate their safety and potential advantages. The Conversations about
http://www.truveo.com/tag/cotton crops

43. Comparative Environmental Impacts Of Biotechnology-derived And
Comparative Environmental Impacts of Biotechnologyderived and Traditional Soybean, Corn, and Cotton Crops Published by the Council for Agricultural Science and Technology for
http://www.soyconnection.com/soybean_oil/pdf/EnvironmentalImpactStudy-English.pd

44. Rain, Snow In Western China Damage Rapeseed, Cotton Crops, Threaten Output - Blo
China’s rapeseed and cotton crops have been damaged by heavy rain and snow, threatening to reduce output in the world’s largest consumer of both commodities.
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    By Bloomberg News document.write(dateFormat(new Date(1274260685000),"mmm d, yyyy h:MM TT Z")); Wed May 19 09:18:05 GMT 2010 China’s rapeseed and cotton crops have been damaged by heavy rain and snow, threatening to reduce output in the world’s largest consumer of both commodities. Rapeseed production this year may fall to less than 10 million metric tons to the lowest level since 2007, Li Qiang, managing director at Shanghai JC Intelligence Co., said today in an interview. Output will probably be the lowest since 2007, when China produced 8.6 million tons, he added. Output was 11 million tons last year, he said. Heavy snow in western Gansu province this week destroyed local crops and killed livestock, Chinanews.com said today, citing the local government. Snowfalls also hurt cotton crops in Xinjiang province and caused replanting in the biggest producing state, the China Cotton Association said this week. “We are off to a pretty bad start to the spring,” Mao Shuchun, cotton researcher at the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, said in a telephone interview from central Henan province today.

45. Cotton Crops Devastated By Herbicide - 20/01/2009
Coverage of rural industries and issues. Cotton crops devastated by herbicide. Tuesday, 20/01/2009. Cotton farmers across the eastern states say crops are being devastated by a
http://www.abc.net.au/rural/news/content/200901/s2470111.htm
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Cotton crops devastated by herbicide
Tuesday, 20/01/2009 Cotton farmers across the eastern states say crops are being devastated by a herbicide that's drifting from nearby cereal farms. Cotton is currently in its growing phase in Queensland and New South Wales, but grain crops are harvested and now those farmers are using a phenoxy herbicide to spray for weeds. CEO of Cotton Australia, Adam Kay says it appears some farmers are not using the herbicide with caution and its drifting by up to 10 kilometres onto cotton crops and costing the industry millions in damage. "Look it seems to be right across the industry, particularly bad in the Namoi and Gwydir Valleys," he says. "When it drifts onto a crop it causes malformation of the crop and the leaves and so at this early we have had at least $5 million worth of losses and we're still having incidences reported every day."
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46. Farmers Hope Cotton Crops Survive Flooding - San Antonio News Story - KSAT San A
MEDINA COUNTY, Texas The flooding from Tropical Storm Hermine may have washed away a full year's work for some farmers in Medina County. Wednesday, September 8, 2010.
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Katrina Webber , KSAT 12 News Reporter POSTED: Wednesday, September 8, 2010 UPDATED: 4:06 pm CDT September 8, 2010 MEDINA COUNTY, Texas Cotton farmers in Medina County stand to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars due to flooding from Tropical Storm Hermine which has soaked their crops. Watch Katrina Webber's Report Heavy rains that fell late Tuesday and early Wednesday left many of the farms along FM 2790 between Lytle and Lacoste underwater. Kohlleppel said most of the cotton was due to be harvested over the next few weeks. He said he spent the past few days working long hours in order to pick most of his crop before the storm hit. However, about 400 acres of cotton worth about $400,000 on land he manages for others remains in the field and is still in jeopardy. Many of his neighbors also stand to lose a lot of money.

47. Record Cotton Crops From Top 5 Countries
Financial express latest business and finance news Record cotton crops from top 5 countries
http://www.financialexpress.com/news/record-cotton-crops-from-top-5-countries/11

48. Controlling Pests In Cotton Crops - Science Show - 13 May 2006
Three CSIRO cotton researchers have received a prestigious 2006 ATSE Clunies Ross Award for their innovative work which combines genetic modification with conventional methods
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/scienceshow/stories/2006/1634332.htm
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    Three CSIRO cotton researchers have received a prestigious 2006 ATSE Clunies Ross Award for their innovative work which combines genetic modification with conventional methods to control the Helicoverpa armigera moth, which lead to a 25-fold reduction in the use of pesticides. And in Arizona, Professor Tim Dennehy head a team whose research focuses on the development of pest management programs in cotton crops.
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    Robyn Williams: May has been a big month for GM cotton. A Clunies Ross award and a paper from Arizona in the proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in America saying Bt cotton is working very well. Tim Dennehy of the University of Arizona explains what the Bt stands for. Tim Dennehy: Bacillus thuringiensis , which is the genus and species of the bacterium naturally occurring that is very commonplace in soil, and this is the bacterium, the organism from which the Bt toxin that's incorporated into the plant, was derived. Robyn Williams: So you're taking the poison capacity from the germ and just transplanting its gene into the cotton plant itself, and it absorbs that as part of its DNA and then produces it almost naturally.

49. Grain And Cotton Crops Failing Badly KIII TV3 - News
Nueces County farmers knew this year was going to bleak, but now some are calling it one of the worst crops ever. It's due to the thirddriest year on record and the drought is
http://www.kiiitv.com/news/local/51055832.html

50. World Environment News - Greece To Further Test, Destroy Any GM Cotton Crops - P
ATHENS Greece said yesterday it would destroy genetically modified cotton crops and compensate farmers after conducting additional testing to determine the extent of their spread
http://www.planetark.org/dailynewsstory.cfm?newsid=7343

51. Louisiana Cotton Bulletin - Cotton | Crops & Livestock | LSU AgCenter
Louisiana Cotton Bulletin Related To Cotton. List page posted in Category Louisiana Cotton Bulletin on March, 2005. Content intended for General Public and provided by the LSU
http://www.agctr.lsu.edu/en/crops_livestock/crops/Cotton/louisiana_cotton_bullet
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52. Rain Is Bad News For Grain And Cotton Crops KIII TV3
Even though the rain is about to let up for a while, the rain we've already had is said to be having a negative impact on the multibillion dollar farming industry in Nueces County.
http://www.kiiitv.com/news/local/Rain-is-Bad-News-for-Grain-and-Cotton-Crops--99

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