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Double skip delivers at Yelarbon
Double skip cotton is looking promising at Springfield, Yelarbon, this season.   04/04/2008   Australian Cotton Outlook+
Cotton stainers attack
The cool season has given rise to a new pest: cotton stainers.   04/04/2008   Australian Cotton Outlook+
GM fate hangs in the balance
The future of GM farming in Australia rests on the shoulders of a few canola growers, according to Jeff Bidstrup.   04/04/2008   Australian Cotton Outlook+
Price recovery to be short lived
THE recent recovery in cotton prices is likely to be short-lived, according to Kim Morison, Macquarie Cotton.
While prices continue to trade above US50c, Mr Morison says this is the result of t   11/09/2004   Australian Cotton Outlook+
Keeping a close eye on the market
EMERALD cotton grower Geoff Murdon, Yellowwood, Emerald, heaved a sigh of relief when cotton prices moved above the magic US50c/lb mark last month.
Mr Murdon said he had been keeping a close eye on   11/09/2004   Australian Cotton Outlook+
New cotton research targets drought
AS drought continues to bite across much of the Australian cotton landscape, Monsanto has been developing technology to help plants overcome moisture stress.
Roger Boyce, Monsanto, Singapore, d   11/09/2004   Australian Cotton Outlook+
Improve or perish
THE Australian cotton industry has been put on notice - lift base grade or lose your market edge.
Addressing delegates at the 12th Australian Cotton Conference on the Gold Coast last month, two   11/09/2004   Australian Cotton Outlook+
Bollgard hopes bouyant
Bt Brad Pfeffer

REFLECTING on the price of Bollgard, Ben Roberts (pictured) reckons the transgenic option is one his property will be able to make a real crack at this season.
Mr Roberts far   19/08/2004   Australian Cotton Outlook+
China cancels as market crumbles
THE global cotton industry continues to flounder amid revelations that hundreds of millions of dollars could be lost - a direct result of China defaulting on a wad of forward contracts.
During   19/08/2004   Australian Cotton Outlook+
Tough time for cotton
JULY 2004 was another disappointing month for the cotton market, with Dec04 futures reaching a low of 43.50 after trading just above 50 cents earlier in the month.
Persistent trade and spec sel   19/08/2004   Australian Cotton Outlook+
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