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GeezerVison is showing www.cotton.org — The National Cotton Council Results of the 2026 MidtermsPlease click below to see an overview of the 2026 congressional midterms. 2027 Beltwide Cotton ConferencesJanuary 5–7 (Tuesday–Thursday) at the Omni Fort Worth Hotel in Fort Worth, Texas. 2026 Report to MembersThis document highlights National Cotton Council work on key cotton issues in 2025. 2025 Farm Bill InformationMeeting notices, NCC communications, and other information regarding the 2025 Farm Bill. USDA NOVEMBER PRODUCTION REPORT In its November crop report, USDA estimated a 2026–27 U.S. crop of 13.18 million bales. Upland production was estimated at 12.79 million bales and ELS production at 381,000 bales. Harvested area was an estimated 8.16 million acres, implying a non-harvested area of roughly 2.28 million acres. The resulting abandonment rate is roughly 21.85%. The national average yield per harvested acre was estimated to be 775 pounds, 103 pounds lower than the 5-year average. Learn more Latest NewsUpcoming EventsCalcot Board Meeting Nov 19 Scottsdale, AZ Learn more Cotton Incorporated Annual Meeting / Cotton Board Executive Committee Meeting Dec 8 St. Pete Beach, FL Learn more PCCA Board of Directors & Delegate Meetings Dec 16 Lubbock, TX Learn more Staplcotn Board of Directors Meeting Dec 16 214 W. Market St., Greenwood, MS 38930 Learn more Beltwide Cotton Conferences Jan 5 Omni Fort Worth Hotel, Fort Worth, TX Learn more ACSA Mid-Winter Board Meeting Jan 12 6075 Poplar Avenue, Suite 401 Memphis, TN 38119 Learn moreCotton Facts
A bale of cotton weighs about
500 pounds
The U.S. cotton industry generates about
200,000 Jobs
The amount of cotton used to print $1 bills per year is typically
4,356,000 lbs.
Member SpotlightNathan Reed
Nathan Reed is a farmer from Marianna, Arkansas, located in the Mississippi Delta region. He manages approximately 9,000 acres of crops, with 4,500 acres dedicated to cotton. In addition to cotton, he cultivates rice, corn, and soybeans. Nathan earned his B.S.B.A. in Agricultural Business from the University of Arkansas in 2002 and his J.D. from the University of Arkansas School of Law in 2005. He passed the Arkansas Bar examination in the summer of 2005. In addition to his farming activities, Reed owns a farmland and wildlife property improvement business. His services include GPS land forming for better drainage and irrigation, as well as the construction and maintenance of wildlife habitats. Reed has held leadership roles in various agricultural organizations. He is the chairman of the National Cotton Council, past Chair of American Cotton Producers and the Arkansas Agriculture Council. He also serves on the Board of Directors for The National Cotton Council and the Arkansas State Plant Board. He is actively involved in his church, community, and various local, state, and national organizations. His community involvement includes serving as President of the Lee County Arkansas Farm Bureau and as a Justice of the Peace for Lee County. He has been a director and chair of the Arkansas Agriculture Council on the Board of Directors for Cotton Incorporated. |
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