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Cotton Industry

Quenching More With Less

Jeff Miller observes growing seedlings.
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The spray of water droplets hitting the sandy ground arc tiny rainbows in the summer sun. The big black tires of the pivot irrigation system inch forward acre by acre and soak the little two-leaved seedlings in an endless circle. It’s growing season on the High Plains.

jentryjolynn April 22, 2021 2021 Issue, Industry

More Than an Old Pair of Jeans

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The program helps to work across the country to collect denim and recycle it into UltraTouch denim insulation.

Ellie Jones July 26, 2019 Fall 2019 Issue

Diamond in the Rough

Lauren and Shelley Heinrich
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“We’re not only a good mother-daughter team, but good partners.”

Madi McKay July 26, 2019 Fall 2019 Issue

Reducing uncertainty on the Southern High Plains

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Jorge Romero-Habeych is a third year doctoral student from Florida. His researches focuses how farmers on the Southern High Plains reduce uncertainty.

dougstephens70 July 26, 2019 Fall 2019 Issue

Farm Bill 2018: Cotton headed in a different direction

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LUBBOCK, TX – Given the deadline to revise a bill in 12 to18 months, cotton farmers and legislators […]

Victoria Osburn May 2, 2017 Industry, Newsfeed

Cotton has a Copy

Biopolymer & Fiber research Institute employee weighing cotton and visually analyzing the sample.
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Victim to a fashion industry that prioritized quantity over quality, what was once held in such high esteem is now seen as trivial to most consumers. Imitated, an imposter yet a successor: cotton has a copy.

Victoria Osburn May 2, 2017 Fall 2017 Issue, Industry
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